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קָ֠מוּ
qā·mū
Strong's H6966
Semantic Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew
קום (verb)
Stance
= action by which humans or animals rise up, either fully or partially, from a lying, kneeling, crouching or sitting position
to arise, to rise up, to stand up, to sit up
Stance
= causative action by which humans cause or help other humans or animals rise up, either fully or partially, from a lying, kneeling, crouching, or sitting position
to raise, to raise up, to help rise, to rouse
Alive, Strong
literally: to rise up (to life); hence: = process by which individuals or entire nations become healthy, strong, and/or prosperous after a time of misfortune
to restore
Alive, Strong
literally: to cause to rise up (to life); hence: = causative process by which deities cause individuals or entire nations to be healthy, strong, and/or prosperous after a time of misfortune
to restore
Exist
literally: to cause to arise; hence: = causative action by which humans put a construction in place
to raise, to erect, to set up, to put together, to build
Conflict
literally: to arise (against someone); hence: = action by which humans or animals approach (other) humans with the intention of opposing or fighting them
to rise up (against), to oppose, to attack
Conflict
literally: to raise up (humans against humans); hence: = causative action by which a deity causes humans to approach other humans with the intention of opposing or fighting them
to raise up (against)
Enemies
literally: attacker; hence: = a person who has initiated a conflict with someone else and acts accordingly
adversary
Engage
literally: to arise; hence: = action by which humans or deities get ready to engage in an action, which usually involves more than simply rising from a sitting or lying position and requires some preparation
to arise, to rise up, to take action, to set out, to leave, to prepare, to proceed
Engage
literally: to raise up; hence: = caustive action by which deities cause humans to get ready to engage in an action, which usually involves more than simply rising from a sitting or lying position and requires some preparation
to rouse, to stir up
Engage
literally: to raise up (a commandment or promise); hence: = action by which humans or deities engage in a particular action
to carry out, to perform, to keep
Engage
literally: to raise up (a pattern of behavior over someone); hence: = causative action by which humans in a position of authority prescribe a certain pattern of behavior to other humans
to oblige
Non-Engage
literally: to cause to rise to silence; = causative action by which deities cause a natural force to abate
to still, to cause to be still
Exist
literally: to arise; hence: = process by which humans leave a position of relative obscurity and enter the public arena
to arise, to appear, to come
Exist
literally: to raise up; hence: = causative process by which deities cause humans to leave a position of relative obscurity and enter the public arena
to raise up, to bring into existence
Exist
literally: to raise up; hence: = causative action by which deities bring objects into existence
to establish
Exist
literally: to raise up seed; hence: = causative action by which humans or deities make sure that people have descendents
to raise up offspring
Associate
literally: to establish (people) as (one's special) people; hence: = action by which deities associate themselves with a certain group of people and establish a special relationship with them
to establish as one's own
Great
literally: to raise (from a low position); hence: = causative process by with deities cause humans to gain a higher status within the society
to raise (someone in status)
Happen
literally: to arise; hence: = process by which an event starts taking place
to arise, to happen, to come
Happen
literally: to raise; hence: = causative action by which deities establish a certain condition
to arise, to happen, to come
Happen
literally: to cause (words or plans) to stand; hence: = causative action by which humans or deities cause plans or promises to be carried out as intended
to fulfill
Intense
literally: (a condition) arises; hence: = process by which an event grows in intensity
to grow more intense
Name
literally: to rise up over the name (of someone else); hence: = process by which humans start bearing the name of other humans, even though they are not their direct biological offspring, as a result of levirate marriage
to assume the name (of someone else)
Possess
literally: to rise (and move to someone else); hence: = process by which a property is transferred from one owner to another
to pass (into someone else's possession)
Shape
= state or process by which objects or substances have or assume an upright shape
to stand, to rise
Shape
literally: to cause to arise; hence: = causative action by which humans or deities put an object in an upright position, which can consist of either a single object like a stone or a collection of objects that form a single unit
to set, to set up
Space
literally: to arise; hence: = action by which humans or deities position themselves in a standing position in a certain location
to take position, to stand
Bear
literally: to stand; hence: = state in which humans live through an experience without being affected
to stand, to endure
Role
literally: to cause to stand; hence: = causative action by which humans assign roles and responsibilities to other humans
to set, to install
Steady
literally: to stand; hence: = state in which an object remains firmly standing in its place
to hold, to endure
Endure
literally: to hold; hence: = process by which a certain condition endures for an extended time
to stand, to remain, to endure
Endure
literally: to cause to hold; hence: = causative action by which deities cause a certain condition to endure for an extended time
to make stand, to establish, to cause to endure
Faithful
literally: to endure; hence: = state in which humans stand by a certain principle
to stand, to be constant
Relief
literally: to cause to stand; hence: = causative action by which deities provide comfort to people who are grieving
to raise up, to strengthen
Strong
literally: to stand; hence: = state in which humans have sufficient physical or military strength to withstand attacks by others
to stand firm, to hold (one's) ground
Strong
literally: to cause to stand; hence: = causative action by which deities cause humans to have sufficient physical or military strength to withstand attacks by others
to cause to stand firm, to support
Succeed
literally: to stand; hence: = process by which humans can complete a certain activity successfully
to be effective, to avail, to succeed
True
literally: to cause to stand; hence: = causative action by which someone in authority confirms the truth and authority of what has been communicated
to confirm
Vow
literally: to cause a covenant to stand; hence: = action by which a deity proposes a solemn agreement with another party, accompanied by stipulations, blessings, and curses
to establish a covenant
Unable
literally: (one's) eyes stand; hence: = state in which the human eyes are no longer able to see and are fixed in one direction
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Strong
literally: to arise; hence: = process by which a sick or wounded person regains the ability to stand up and walk
to get up
Strong
literally: to raise up; hence: = causative process by which a deity causes a sick or wounded person to regain the ability to stand up and walk
to raise up
Confident
literally: to raise up (someone who is stumbling); hence: = causative action by which deities give inner strength to humans who are about to fail in their efforts
to uphold
Unwilling
literally: to arise; hence: = action by which humans reject the authority of a ruler to which they had formerly been subjected
to rise up, to rebel
Unwilling
literally: to cause to arise; hence: = causative action by which humans cause other humans to reject the authority of a ruler to which they had formerly been subjected
to cause to rebel, to stir up (against)
Cross-Reference
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Occurrences in the OJB Interlinear (35 total)
Dan.2.21 · Dan.2.31 · Dan.2.39 · Dan.2.44 · Dan.2.44 · Dan.3.1 · Dan.3.2 · Dan.3.3 · Dan.3.3 · Dan.3.3 · Dan.3.5 · Dan.3.7  (+23 more)