Lexical Summary attiq: removed, old Original Word: עַתִּיקTransliteration: attiq Phonetic Spelling: (at-teek') Part of Speech: Adjective Short Definition: removed, old Meaning: removed, weaned, antique Strong's Concordance ancient, drawn From athaq; removed, i.e. Weaned; also antique -- ancient, drawn. see HEBREW athaq Brown-Driver-Briggs H6267. attiq [עַתִּיק] adjective removed, old; — 1 removed, מִשָּׁדָ֑יִם עַתִּיקֵי Isaiah 28:9 i.e. weaned ("" מֵחָלָד גְּמוּלֵי; on construct see Ges§ 130a). 2 old, ancient (Aramaism: עַתִּיק, , old), עַתִּיקִים הַדְּדָרִים 1 Chronicles 4:22. עַתִּיק adjective advanced, aged (Biblical Hebrew (as Aramaism), √עתק, q. v.); — construct (מַיָּא-) ׳ע יוֺמִין one advanced, aged, in days Daniel 7:9, 13, 22 (compare Syriac Ecclus 25:4 and elsewhere, PS3011). |
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