BDB3606 [H3259]

יָעַד verb appoint (Late Hebrew id., appoint, assign, especially of acquiring or designating as wife; Aramaic id.; Arabic promise, threaten, predict, III. appoint a time or place; perhaps Assyrian ¹du, decide, M-A¹⁷ Dl^{HWB 230}; Phoenician proper name אשמניעד) —

Qal Perfect suffix יְעָדוֺ 2Sam 20:5 יְעָדָהּ Exod 21:8 + 2 t.; Imperfect 3 masculine suffix יִיעָדֶנָּה Exod 21:9 — appoint, a time 2Sam 20:5 place Jer 47:7 a rod Mic 6:9 assign or designate as concubine Exod 21:8; Exod 21:9 (JE). Niph`al Perfect נוֺעַדְתִּי Exod 25:22 נִעַדְתִּי Exod 29:43 plural נוֺעֲדוּ Ps 48:5; Num 10:3; Num 10:4 נוֺעָ֑דוּ Amos 3:3 Imperfect אִוָּעֵד Exod 29:42 + 3 t.; 3 plural וַיִּוָּעֲדוּ Josh 11:5; Job 2:11 1 plural נִוָּעֵד Neh 6:10 וְנִוָּעֲדָה vNeh 6:2 Participle plural נוֺעָדִים Num 14:35 + 3 t.; נֹעָדִים Num 16:11 —

1. reflexive, meet at an appointed place, with לְ, of Yahweh meeting Moses at the Tent of 'Meeting' Exod 29:42; Exod 29:43; Exod 30:36 (P); at the throne of the Kapporeth Exod 25:22; Exod 30:6; Num 17:19 (P).

2. meet by appointment Amos 3:3; Job 2:11 with בְּ of place, Neh 6:2 אֶל of place vNeh 6:10.

3. gather, assemble by appointment, kings for a campaign (absolute) Josh 11:5 (D), Ps 48:5 with אֶל, unto Moses Num 10:4 (P); to the door of the tent of meeting vNum 10:3 (P); with עַל, unto Solomon 1Kgs 8:5 = 2Chr 5:6 against Yahweh Num 14:35; Num 16:11; Num 27:3 (P). Po`el Perfect 1 singular יוֺעַדְתִּי (for ᵑ0 יוֺדַעְתִּי) 1Sam 21:3 followed by accusative of person + אֶל of place, according to ᵐ5 We Dr Kit Bu. Hiph`il Imperfect מִי יוֺעִדֶנִּי Jer 50:44 = מִי יֹעִידֶנִּי Jer 49:19 = מִי יוֺעִידֵנִי Job 9:19 who will make me meet him at the appointed place (of judgement)? i.e. who will summon or arraign me? Hoph`al Participle מוּעָדִים לִפְנֵי Jer 24:1 be set, placed before; אָנָה פָנַיִךְ מֻעָדוֺת Ezek 21:21 whither thy face is set.

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