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Who hasלְמִיwoe?אוֹיWho hasלְמִיsorrow?אֲבוֹיWho hasלְמִיquarrels?מִדְיָנִיםWho hasלְמִיcomplaining?שִׂיחַWho hasלְמִיwoundsפְּצָעִיםwithout cause?חִנָּםWho hasלְמִיrednessחַכְלִלוּתof eyes?עֵינָיִם
Proverbs 23:29
Study it in the app“Who has woe? Who has sorrow? Who has quarrels? Who has complaining? Who has wounds without cause? Who has redness of eyes?”
With the Hebrew beneath
Proverbs 23:29, word by word
- woeאוֹיoy
woe, alas
Woe! A cry of lament or a warning of disaster.
Where else “oy” appears- sorrowאֲבוֹיavoy
woe, alas
A cry of pain, a lament ("alas for me!"). It appears only in Proverbs 23:29.
Where else “avoy” appears- quarrelsמִדְיָנִיםmidyanim
strife, quarrel
Strife, a dispute (another form of the word for "strife").
Where else “midyanim” appears- complainingשִׂיחַsiach
complaint
What one says in pouring out grief.
Where else “siach” appears- woundsפְּצָעִיםpetsaim
wound
Wound.
Where else “petsaim” appears- without causeחִנָּםchinam
without cause
With no reason or guilt to justify it.
Where else “chinam” appears- rednessחַכְלִלוּתchachlilut
redness (of the eyes)
Redness of the eyes, as of a drunkard.
Where else “chachlilut” appears- of eyesעֵינָיִםenayim
eye
The organ with which one sees; so "lift the eyes" means to look.
Where else “enayim” appears
The context
28She also lies in wait like a robber, and increases the treacherous among men.
29 · This verse (above)
30Those who linger over wine, those who go to search out mixed wine.