Lexicon metsolah: depth, deep Original Word: מְצוּלָהPart of Speech: Noun Feminine Transliteration: metsolah Phonetic Spelling: (mets-o-law') Short Definition: depths NAS Exhaustive Concordance Word Originfrom the same as tsulahDefinitiondepth, deep NASB Translationdeep (4), depths (7).
Brown-Driver-Briggs [ מְצוֺלָה], מְצוּלָה noun feminine depth, deep; — absolute מְצוּלָה Job 41:23 +; plural absolute מְצוֺלֹת Exodus 15:5; Nehemiah 9:11, מְצֹלוֺת Psalm 88:7; construct מְצוּלוֺת Zechariah 10:11, מְצֻלוֺת Micah 7:19; Psalm 68:23; — depth, plural יָם ׳מ depths of the sea Micah 7:19; Psalm 68:23; absolute Exodus 15:5 (of Red Sea) Nehemiah 9:11 ( id.); figurative of deep distress Psalm 88:7 ("" בּוֺר תַּחְתִיּוֺת); יְאֹר ׳מ Zechariah 10:11 (i.e. of Nile); singular = the deep sea, deep, Psalm 107:24; Jonah 2:4; Job 41:23 (in hyperbolic description of crocodile); depth of marsh, swamp, ׳בִּיוֵן מ Psalm 69:3 in mire of (the) depth, figurative of distress ("" מַעֲמַקֵּימַֿיִם), compare ׳מ alone Psalm 69:16 ("" בְּאֵר). Strong's bottom, deep, depth Or mtsolah {mets-o-law'}; also mtsuwlah {mets-oo-law'}; or mtsulah {mets-oo-law'}; from the same as tsuwlah; a deep place (of water or mud) -- bottom, deep, depth. see HEBREW tsuwlah |
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