דֹּב noun masculine^{Proverbs 28:15}, feminine^{2Kings 2:24 (seldom)} bear (from soft or gliding motion, Late Hebrew id., Ethiopic Assyrian dabû (?) Dl^{S 55}; Aramaic דּוּבָּא, ; Arabic , , is however a loan-word compare Hom^{NS 301 f.}); — absolute דֹּב Amos 5:19 5t.; דּוֺב 1 Samuel 17:34 2t.; plural דֻּבִּים 2 Kings 2:24; Isaiah 59:11; — bear, female 2 Kings 2:24; 2 Samuel 17:8; Proverbs 17:12; Hosea 13:8 compare Isaiah 11:7; undetermined 1 Samuel 17:34,36,37; Amos 5:19; Proverbs 28:15; Isaiah 59:11; Lamentations 3:10,10 (on article 1 Samuel 17:34; Amos 5:19 compare RS^{Sem, i. 119 n}.)

דּוֺב bear, see below דבב.

דוג, דַּוָּג, דּוּגָה see below דגה

דוד (√ assumed for following, which however perhaps primitive caressing word, Fl NHWB^{i. 439} swing, rock, dandle, fondle, love; > Thes Dietr^{Semitic Wortforsch. 277} MV, who connect with דּוּד (compare below) compare Syriac disturb).

דֹּב noun [masculine] bear (so ᵑ7 Biblical Hebrew √ דבב; Syriac ); — absolute ׳ד Daniel 7:5.