Lexical Summary yetsa: to bring out, finish Original Word: יְצָאTransliteration: yetsa Phonetic Spelling: (yets-aw') Part of Speech: Verb Short Definition: to bring out, finish Meaning: to bring out, finish Strong's Concordance finish (Aramaic) corresponding to yatsa' -- finish. see HEBREW yatsa' Brown-Driver-Briggs H3319. yetsa שׁיציא Kt, שֵׁיצִי Qr verb bring out (to an end), finish (probably Shaph`el as loan-word from Assyrian šû-ƒû, û-še-ƒû, bring out, √ aƒû (וצא, Biblical Hebrew יצא, = Aramaic יְעָא, compare NöGGA 1884, 1019), Dll.c. Hptl.c. Kl.c.; שֵׁיצִי ᵑ7 complete, put an end to, also come to an end, passive be finished, Christian-Palestinian Aramaic SchulthLex. 205); — finish temple: Perfect3masculine singular ׳שׁ Ezra 6:15, but read probably 3masculine plural שֵׁיצִיו K§ 43, 1 near the end Berthol GuHpt (so ᵑ9 ᵐ5); > Perfect passive BeRy. |
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