Lexical Summary tor: a plait, turn Original Word: תּוֹרTransliteration: tor Phonetic Spelling: (tore) Part of Speech: Noun Masculine Short Definition: a plait, turn Meaning: a succession, a string, order Strong's Concordance chapman, sent to descry, be excellent, merchantman, search out, seek, espy out A primitive root; to meander (causatively, guide) about, especially for trade or reconnoitring -- chap(-man), sent to descry, be excellent, merchant(-man), search (out), seek, (e-)spy (out). Brown-Driver-Briggs H8447. tor I. תֹּר תּוֺר, noun masculine plait, turn (Arabic period, succession (περίοδος)); — plural תּוֺרִים plaits (of hair ?) Song of Solomon 1:10, construct זָהָב תּוֺרֵי 1:11 plaits, circlets of gold; singular turn, opportunity, construct נַעֲרָה תֹּר Esther 2:12, compare 2:15. — אדם תּוֺר 1 Chronicles 17:17 is corrupt, "" 2 Samuel 7:19 הָאָדָם תּוֺרַת, also difficult, see תּוֺרָה 3; Klo PerlesAnal. 68 תֹּאַר, q. v. |
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