Lexicon huk: bring again, come, go up Original Word: הוּךPart of Speech: Verb Transliteration: huk Phonetic Spelling: (hook) Short Definition: again NAS Exhaustive Concordance Word Origin(Aramaic) the same as halak, q.v. Brown-Driver-Briggs [ הֲלַךְ] verb go (Biblical Hebrew; ᵑ7; Syriac only Pa.); — Pe`al syncop. (so ᵑ7 D§ 70, 9, Egyptian Aramaic Cooke209, Imperfect S-CD 22, G 25, 28) go, of men: Imperfect3masculine singular וִיהַח (K§ 44 a; al. וִיהָח) Ezra 6:5, יְהָ֑ךְ Ezra 5:5; of inanimate things = be brought, Ezra 7:13; Infinitive לִמְהַח (Kl.c.; al. חָ֯) Ezra 7:13. Pa`el Participle מְהַלֵח walking about Daniel 4:26 (עַל location). Haph`el id.: Participle plural מַהְלְכִין Daniel 3:25 (בְּגוֺא); figurative Daniel 4:34 walk in pride (? read Pa`el in these).
Strong's bring again, come, go up (Aramaic) corresponding to halak; to go; causatively, to bring -- bring again, come, go (up). see HEBREW halak |
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