Lexicon showa': bountiful Original Word: שׁ֫וֹעַPart of Speech: Adjective; proper name, of a people; noun masculine Transliteration: showa' Phonetic Spelling: (sho'-ah) Short Definition: bountiful Brown-Driver-Briggs I. שׁוֺעַ adjective (free), idependent, noble (in station) (according to most from second. √ שׁוע = ישׁע in sense of Arabic  (compare תְּשׁוּעָה below); but actual existence of such a √ not proven; Thes allows שׁוֺעַ = יְשׁוֺעַ) — noble, of rank (and, by implication, of character) Isaiah 32:5 ("" נָדִיב opposed to כִּילַי), Job 34:19 (Di and others rich, but "" שָׂרִים opposed to דַּל). — II. שׁוֺעַ Isaiah 22:5, see below [שָׁוַע]. III. שׁוֺעַ proper name, of a people Ezekiel 23:23, see ׳שׁ II. שׁוֺעַ noun [masculine] cry, perhaps war-cry, or cry for help in war Isaiah 22:5. — I.שׁוֺעֵ see ישׁע.
Strong's bountiful, crying, rich From shava' in the original sense of freedom; a noble, i.e. Liberal, opulent; also (as noun in the derived sense) a halloo -- bountiful, crying, rich. see HEBREW shava' |
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