◄ 8356. shathah or shath ► |
Lexicon shathah or shath: foundation, stay (of society) Original Word: שָׁתוֹתPart of Speech: Noun Masculine Transliteration: shathah or shath Phonetic Spelling: (shaw-thaw') Short Definition: foundations NAS Exhaustive Concordance Word Originfrom shithDefinitionfoundation, stay (of society) NASB Translationfoundations (1), pillars (1).
Brown-Driver-Briggs [ שָׁת] noun masculine (Albr ZAW xvi (1896), 84) foundation, stay (of society) (√ שׁית Thes Kö ii. l. 172); — plural הַשָּׁתוֺת יֵהָרֵס֑וּן Psalm 11:3 (probably figurative of established usages, laws, etc., ᵑ9 leges, Symm θεσμοί, so Hup-Now Bae Che (1888) and others; > Thes and others of nobles); Thes puts here also שָֽׁתֹתֶ֫יהָ Isaiah 19:10 (so ᵑ0 probably intends), which Ew Di Kit then interpret of working-classes, "" עשֵֹׁי שֶׂכֶר; but perhaps opposed to of this, the upper classes, so as to include all ranks of society, Thes De Che Comm.; Che Hpt Buhl and others שֹׁתֶיהָ weavers of it (compare Du Marti), see III. שׁתה. Strong's foundation, purpose From shiyth; a basis, i.e. (figuratively) political or moral support -- foundation, purpose. see HEBREW shiyth |
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