Lexicon barad: hail Original Word: בָּרָדPart of Speech: Noun Masculine Transliteration: barad Phonetic Spelling: (baw-rawd') Short Definition: hail NAS Exhaustive Concordance Word Originfrom an unused word Definitionhail NASB Translationhail (23), hailstones (4), hailstones* (2).
Brown-Driver-Briggs בָּרָד noun masculineExodus 9:18 hail (Arabic  , Aramaic בְּרַד,  ; also Sabean ברדם, cold DHM ZMG 1875, 607) — בָּרָד Exodus 9:18 28t.; — hail, with ׳המטיר י Exodus 9:18,23, with ׳נתן י Exodus 9:23; also Exodus 9:19,22,24,25 (twice in verse); Exodus 9:26; Exodus 10:5,12,15; "" קֹלֹת thunder Exodus 9:23,28,29,33, "" קֹלֹת & מָטָר Exodus 9:34, "" אשׁ lightning Exodus 9:24; all J E, Egyptian plague; compare Psalm 78:47; Psalm 78:48; Psalm 105:32; another great hailstorm Joshua 10:11 (E), where ׳אַבְנֵי הַבּ; further, in theophany Psalm 18:13 ("" גחליאֿשׁ) 2 Samuel 22:13 omits by error; strike out however in Psalm 18:14 compare De Che etc.; ׳אוצרות ב Job 38:22, שׁלג וקיטור ׳אשׁ וב Psalm 148:8, ׳ירקון וב Haggai 2:17; in simile Isaiah 28:2 שׁער ׳זרם ב; figurative Isaiah 28:17; Isaiah 30:30 ( ׳אבן ב) — figurative of judgment of ׳י. Strong's hail, hailstones From barad; hail -hail ((stones)). see HEBREW barad |
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