1. to be long, prolong a. (Qal) to be long b. (Hiphil) 1. to prolong (days) 2. to make long (tent cords) 3. to grow long, continue long
Origin: a primitive root
TWOT: 162
Parts of Speech: Verb TBESH:
אָרַךְ
a.rakh
H:V
to prolong
1) to be long, prolong 1a) (Qal) to be long 1b) (Hiphil) 1b1) to prolong (days) 1b2) to make long (tent cords) 1b3) to grow long, continue long
And it came to pass, when he had been there a long
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with you, and that ye may prolong
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may be prolonged.
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with thee, and that thou mayest prolong
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then I will lengthen
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that I should prolong
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they made long
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shall prolong
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sake will I defer
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not, lengthen
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became long
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it; ye shall not prolong
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may be long
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may be prolonged,
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And that ye may prolong
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may be lengthened
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and that ye shall not prolong
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ye shall prolong
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are prolonged,
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deferreth
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shall be prolonged.
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and stick out
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man that prolongeth
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tarried long
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tarried
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thee, and that thou mayest prolong
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to the end that he may prolong
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And they drew out
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And they lengthen
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and his days are prolonged,
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neither shall he prolong
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he shall prolong
Related words
H748
H724 ארכה ארוּכה 'ărûkâh 'ărûkâhארכה ארוּכה
'ărûkâh 'ărûkâh
ar-oo-kaw',ar-oo-kaw'
Feminine passive participle of H748 (in the sense of restoring to soundness); wholeness (literally or figuratively)
KJV Usage: health, made up, perfected.
H749 ארך 'ărakארך
'ărak
ar-ak'
(Chaldee); properly corresponding to H748, but used only in the sense of reaching to a given point; to suit
KJV Usage: be meet.
H750 ארך 'ârêkארך
'ârêk
aw-rake'
From H748; long
KJV Usage: long [-suffering, -winged], patient, slow [to anger].
H751 ארך 'erekארך
'erek
eh'-rek
From H748; length; Erek, a place in Babylon
KJV Usage: Erech.
H752 ארך 'ârôkארך
'ârôk
aw-roke'
From H748; long
KJV Usage: long.
H753 ארך 'ôrekארך
'ôrek
o'-rek
From H748; length