Lexical Summary natsah: perhaps to fly Original Word: נָצָהTransliteration: natsah Phonetic Spelling: (naw-tsaw') Part of Speech: Verb Short Definition: perhaps to fly Meaning: to go forth, to be expelled, desolate, to lay waste, to quarrel Strong's Concordance be laid waste, ruinous, strive together A primitive root; properly, to go forth, i.e. (by implication) to be expelled, and (consequently) desolate; causatively, to lay waste; also (specifically), to quarrel -- be laid waste, runinous, strive (together). Brown-Driver-Briggs H5327. natsah II. [נָצָה] verb Niph`al, Hiph`il struggle (Late Hebrew id., Hithpa`el (Jastr928); Aramaic נְצָא, quarrel; Arabic apprehendit, arripuit aliquem antiis suis, Ethiopic vellere, evellere, are perhaps denominative from , (see נוֺצָה), so Thes); — Niph`al reciprocal struggle with each other: Imperfect3masculine plural יִנָּצוּ Exodus 21:22 (E), Leviticus 24:10 (H), 2 Samuel 14:6; יַחְדָּו ׳יִנּ Deuteronomy 25:11; Participle נִצִּים Exodus 2:13 (E); all of physical struggle, wrestling, and the like. Hiph`il engage in a struggle against: Perfect3plural הִצּוּ Numbers 26:9 (עַל); Infinitive construct suffix הַצֹּתָם 26:9 (עַל); אֶת הַצּוֺתוֺ Psalm 60:2 (title); only here of war, hence Klo's suggestion (compare Buhl13) הַכּוֺתוֺ is plausible (compare 2 Samuel 8:3, 5, 9). III. [נָצָה] verb fall in ruins; — Qal Imperfect3feminine plural יוֺשֵׁב מֵאֵין תִּצֶּינָה עָרַיִךְ Jeremiah 4:7 thy cities shall fall in ruins (read probably תִּנָּצֶינָה Niph`al). Niph`al Participle plural נִצִּים גַּלִּים ruined heaps, i.e. ruin-heaps, 2 Kings 19:25 = Isaiah 37:26. — On Jeremiah 2:15; 9:9; 9:11; 46:19 see יצת. נִצָּה see נצץ. נצָתָהּ Lev Jeremiah 1:16 see נוֺצָה above |
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