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כָבְדָ֖ה
ḵā·ḇə·ḏāh
Strong's H3513
Semantic Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew
כבד (verb)
Heavy
= state in which objects have relatively much weight, which is often associated with slowness, functioning with difficulty, but also with importance, riches, status, etc.
to be heavy
Bear
literally: to be heavy; hence: = state in which people are burdensome to other people
to be burdensome
Chastise
literally: (someone's) hand is heavy (against someone else); hence: = action by which a deity is chastising humans
to chastise
Control
literally: to make heavy; hence: = action by which humans exercise authority on others with a heavy hand
to lay heavy burdens
Respect
= action by which humans, deities, or animals treat other humans, deities, times, or objects with honor and respect
to honor, to respect
Control
literally: to make (someone's) yoke heavy; hence: = action by which human rules exercise authority on other with a heavy hand
to make (someone's) yoke heavy, to oppress
Extraordinary
= state in which words are of a high quality, and spoken in order to inspire an attitude of respect towards something
glorious
Great
= state in which humans and deities are regarded as worthy of honor and respect
to be honorable, to be worthy of honor, to be renowned
Great
= pattern of actions in which humans behave as people worthy of honor
to put on airs, to play the important man
Great
= action by which humans and deities bring honor and respect upon themselves
to gain honor, to gain glory
Great
= causative action by which deities bring honor to people and areas
to make glorious
Intense
= state in which an event is weighing heavily on the mind of those undergoing it
to be heavy, to be serious, to be grievous, to be burdensome, to be strong
Quantity
= state in which an object contains a large quantity of a substance
to abound
Quantity
= action by which humans make themselves numerous
to multiply oneself, to make oneself numerous
Quantity
= causative action by which humans cause objects to increase in number
to amass, to heap up
Strong
literally: (someone's) hand is heavy; hence: = state in which a nation's power increases to the extent that it enables them to exercise authority over others
to increase in power
Unable
literally: to be heavy; hence: = state in which part of the body does not function well
to be dim, to be dull
Unable
literally: to make heavy; hence: = causative action by which humans cause part of their body not to function well
to make dull
Unsafe
literally: to make (someone's) bronze heavy; hence: = causative action by which deities brings intense suffering on humans, compared to a prisoner wearing heavy chains
to weigh down with chains > to bring heavy suffering
Unwilling
literally: (one's) heart is heavy; hence: = state in which humans are stubborn and unwilling to listen
to be stubborn
Unwilling
literally: to make (one's) heart heavy; hence: = action by which humans act in a stubborn way and are unwilling to listen
to behave stubbornly
Unwilling
literally: to make (someone else's) heart heavy; hence: = causative action by which deities cause humans to act in a stubborn way and make them unwilling to listen
to make stubborn
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Occurrences in the OJB Interlinear (113 total)
1Ch.4.9 · 1Ch.10.3 · 1Ch.11.21 · 1Ch.11.25 · 1Ch.19.3 · 1Ki.12.10 · 1Ki.12.14 · 1Sa.2.29 · 1Sa.2.30 · 1Sa.2.30 · 1Sa.5.6 · 1Sa.5.11  (+101 more)