Lexicon qebol: something in front, a military siege engine Original Word: קֳבָלּוֹPart of Speech: Noun Masculine Transliteration: qebol Phonetic Spelling: (ko'-bel) Short Definition: rams NAS Exhaustive Concordance Word Originfrom qabalDefinitionsomething in front, a military siege engine NASB Translationbattering rams (1), before (1).
Brown-Driver-Briggs [ קְבֹל] noun [masculine] 1 >something in front specifically an attacking-engine (compare front; , advance to attack, so הקביל Ecclus 12:5), Ezekiel 26:9 מְחִי קָֽבֳלּוֺ the stroke of his attacking-engine (on the form ‡obolló, from קְבֹל for ‡ªbªl, see Ol§ 169 Köii. 68 f.; and compare קָֽטֳנִּי from קְטֹן for ‡ª‰ªn, קָֽטָבְךָ, קָֽרֶבְכֶם; and on the בֳָ, Ges§ 93q). 2 construct קָֽבָלעָֿם (‡obol) 2 Kings 15:10, explained formerly as before the people, i.e. publicly (compare Biblical Aramaicaic קֳבֵל before); but the Aramaic is surprising and הָעָם needed: read כְּיִבְלְעָם in Ibleam, with ᵐ5 of L (confirming earlier conjectures of GrG ii. 1. 99 StaGi. 575), Dr Klo Benz Kit and others
Strong's war From qabal in the sense of confronting (as standing opposite in order to receive); a battering-ram -- war. see HEBREW qabal |
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