יָרֵחַ noun masculine[Josh 10:13] moon, especially in poetry (Late Hebrew id.; Phoenician ירח; Assyrian iriµu, according to PinchesBOR Aug. 1888, 207; Ethiopic moon, month; compare below יֶרַח) — absolute יָרֵחַ [Gen 37:9] + 25 t.; suffix וִיָֽרֵחֵךְ [Isa 60:20]: — moon, usually named with sun [Josh 10:12]; [Josh 10:13] (poem in J E), [Ps 72:5] (עִםשָֿׁ֑מֶשׁ וְלִפְנֵי יָרֵחַ), [Ps 89:38] (in these two, a symbol of permanence), [Ps 121:6]; [Isa 60:19]; [Hab 3:11]; [Joel 3:4] object of idolatrous worship [Job 31:26] (+ sun); in same sense also + sun and stars [Deut 4:19]; [Deut 17:3]; [2Kgs 23:5]; [Jer 8:2] as determiner of feast-times [Ps 104:19] (|| sun); + stars, as shining, by night [Ps 136:9] (|| sun, by day), so חֻקֹּת יָרֵחַ [Jer 31:35] (|| id.); elsewhere + sun and stars [Gen 37:9] (E), [Isa 13:10]; [Ezek 32:7]; [Joel 2:10]; [Joel 4:15]; [Ps 148:3]; [Eccl 12:2] + stars [Ps 8:4]; [Job 25:5] with neither sun nor stars only עַדבְּֿלִי יָרֵחַ [Ps 72:7].
The Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew and English Lexicon
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