= action by which humans or animals take hold of an inanimate object for a certain purpose
to take, to receive
Associate
literally: to take; hence: = action by which humans make the necessary arrangements to obtain a wife for themselves or for someone else
to marry
Associate
literally: to take (someone as one's child); hence: = action by which humans accept other humans as their children
to adopt
Chastise, Relief
= action in which humans or deities harm (other) humans in return for an injury or wrong, and so find relief from their anger
to take revenge
Control
literally: to take; hence: = action by which humans or deities take control of (other) humans or animals for a certain purpose
to take, to seize
Dead
literally: to take a life; hence: = causative action by which humans take the life of someone else
to take (someone's) life, to kill
Detach
literally: to take (something from something else); hence: = causative action by which humans remove objects that are embedded in other objects
to take out, to extract
Dissociate
literally: to take (a nation) out of (a larger group); hence: = causative action by which a deity forms a nation by selecting people from a larger group
to take (something) out of (something else)
Exist
literally: to take (someone) out of (something else); = causative action by which God creates a human body out of something else
to take from
Engage
literally: to receive (an event); hence: = process by which humans become involved in a certain event
to receive, to gain, to undergo, to suffer
Ingest
literally: to take (food); hence: = action by which humans ingest food; used figuratively for soil soaking up blood
to receive, to ingest, to soak up
Move
literally: to take; hence: = causative action by which humans, deities, or events take objects or people from a specified location and bring them somewhere else
to remove, to take away
Move
literally: to take; hence: = causative action by which humans or deities take objects or people from a certain location and bring them to a specific place
to bring, to fetch, to get
Dead
literally: to take (someone) away; hence: = causative action by which deities or forces cause humans to pass away
to take away
End
literally: to take away (a situation from someone); hence: = causative action by which humans, deities, or forces bring a certain situation to an end
to take away (a situation), to withdraw
Non-Exist
literally: to take (something) away; hence: = causative action by which deities cause objects to disappear from existence
to take away
Possess
literally: to take; hence: = action by which humans or deities take possession of objects, either or not by force
to take, to receive, to acquire, to obtain, to keep, to seize, to capture
Speak
literally: to take (one's) tongue; hence: = action by which humans utter words that they have made up by themselves
to wag (one's) tongue
Think
literally: to take words (along); hence: = action by which humans reflect on what they will say
to take words (along), to reflect on what to say
Think
literally: to take an appointed time; hence: = action by which deities determine the right time for an activity
to set a time
Willing
literally: to take; hence: = state in which humans or deities are willing to accept what is offered to them, whether it is a physical gift, an oath, a promise, or words
to accept
Willing
literally: to take acceptance; hence: = state in which deities are favorably disposed toward humans and willing to accept what they offer them
to accept
Vow
literally: to take (someone) in the covenant; hence: = action by which humans make a solemn agreement with other humans
to bring into a covenant
Shine
= process with sudden, brief emissions of bright light occurring repeatedly during a thunderstorm
to flare, to flash
קָח (noun m)
Plants
meaning unsure; possibly: = a young plant growing out of a seed