Lexical Summary laag: a mocking, derision Original Word: לַעַגTransliteration: laag Phonetic Spelling: (lah'-ag) Part of Speech: Noun Masculine Short Definition: a mocking, derision Meaning: a mocking, derision Strong's Concordance derision, scorning From la'ag; derision, scoffing -- derision, scorn (-ing). see HEBREW la'ag Brown-Driver-Briggs H3933. laag לַ֫עַג noun [masculine] mocking, derision, (barbarous) stammering; — absolute ׳ל Job 34:7 2t. + Psalm 123:4 (ᵑ0 ׳הַל construct with article — so KöSynt. § 303e — but probably insert לְ following Hup Now Bae, compare also Ges§ 127g), + Ezekiel 23:32 (but strike out ᵐ5B Hi Co Berthol), + 36:4 (where Co reads בלע, but less probably, compare Berthol); suffix לַעְגָּם Hosea 7:16 (see below) plural construct לַעֲגֵי Isaiah 28:12 (see below); — 1. a. mocking, derision, Psalm 123:4 ("" בוז); so apparently with suffix as Genitive object Hosea 7:16 (but very dubious, probably corrupt, compare We Now); nearly = blasphemy Job 34:7. b. = object of derision Psalm 44:14 = 79:4 ("" קֶלֶס חֶרְמָּה,); so also Ezekiel 23:32 ("" צחק; si vera lectio, see above), 36:4. 2 stammerings (of barbarous language), ׳ל שָׂפָה Isaiah 28:11 ("" אַחֶרֶת לָשׁוֺן; so Ew Brd Di Hup-NowPsalm 35:16, De and others below לָעֵג); but GrMonatsschr. 1884, 45 reads עלגי, √ עלג. |
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