Lexical Summary athah or atha: to come Original Word: אָתָהTransliteration: athah or atha Phonetic Spelling: (aw-thaw') Part of Speech: Verb Short Definition: to come Meaning: to arrive Strong's Concordance become, bring (Aramaic) or wathaw (Aramaic) {aw-thaw'}; corresponding to 'athah -- (be-)come, bring. see HEBREW 'athah Brown-Driver-Briggs H858. athah or atha אֲתָא אֲתָה, verb come (Biblical Hebrew poetry אָתָה; Palmyrene ׳את Haph`el Lab230, Christian-Palestinian Aramaic SchulthLex.); — Pe`al Perfect3masculine singular אֲתָה Ezra 5:3; Daniel 7:22; אָ֯ Ezra 5:16; 3masculine plural אֲתוֺ 4:12; Imperative masculine plural (וֶ)אֱתוֺ Daniel 3:26; Infinitive לְמֵתֵא (K§ 41 c)) 3:2; Participle אָתֵה 7:13; — come, with עַל person Ezra 4:12 (+ location), 5:3; with ל of thing Daniel 3:2; absolute 3:26; 7:13, 22; followed by finite verb active Ezra 5:16. Haph`el bring: Perfect3masculine singular הַיְתִי, (Kl.c.), Daniel 5:13 (accusative of person + מִן local); 3 masculine plural הַיְתִיו, accusative of thing 5:3, so (ל accusative) 5:23 (+ קֳדָס person), 6:17 (ל accusative of person), 6:25 (accusative of person); Infinitive לְהַיְתָיָה (so Egyptian Aramaic RES361C) 3:13 (ל accusative of person), 5:2 (ל accusative of thing). Hephal (passive, Kl.c.) be brought: Perfect3feminine singular הֵיתַ֫יִת (K§ 47, Beisp. 6, WCG 225) subject of thing Daniel 6:18; 3masculine plural הֵיתַ֫יוּ subject person 3:13 (+ קֳדָם person). אָת see אוה. |
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