תרומת לשון ספר בן סירא לפילולוגיה המקראית: שם העצם "נעלם", הפועל "איזן" והשורש צנ"ע

Full title
תרומת לשון ספר בן סירא לפילולוגיה המקראית: שם העצם "נעלם", הפועל "איזן" והשורש צנ"ע
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Reference type
Author(s)
Dihi, Haim
Editor(s)
Mayer I. Gruber
Jonathan Yogev
Daniel Sivan
Loren T. Stuckenbruck
Eliyahu Assis
Year
2023
Journal / Book Title || Series Title
The Shamir, the Letters, the Writing, and the Tablets (Mishnah Avot 5:6)
Translated title
The Contribution of the Language of the Book of Ben Sira to Biblical Hebrew Philology: The Noun נעלם, the Verb איזן, and the Root צנ"ע
Publisher
Ostracon
Pages
23-29
Work type
Language
Label
25/03/2024
Abstract

The Biblical Hebrew dictionaries occasionally use the book of Ben Sira as an important evidence for interpreting difficult biblical words or words with a small number of occurrences, when their meaning in the Bible is uncertain. In such cases, an attempt may be made to use the philological evidence from Ben Sira to interpret these words. To date, no research has systematically collected all the biblical verses containing difficult words that have been analyzed by the biblical dictionaries with the help of philological evidence from the book of Ben Sira. In my article, I discuss the proposed emendation of both the noun נעלים) in Amos 2:6; 8:6) and the verbal form אעלים (in 1 Sam 12:3) to the otherwise unattested BH word נעלם meaning ‘bribe’. In addition, I discuss the verb איזן, and the root ע"צנ) including its nominal and verbal derivatives).

Primary Texts: Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha
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