II. [גָּלַל] verb roll, roll away (Late Hebrew id., & derivatives; Aramaic Pa`el גַּלֵּל, Palpel גַּלְגֵּיל roll, Ithpalpel reflexive, & derivatives; compare Ethpe`el, Ethpalpel (see PS), rota, fluctus, etc.) —
Qal Perfect 1 singular
גַּלּוֺתִי Jos 5,9,
וְגָָֽלֲלוּ consecutive
1 Mos 29,3;
1 Mos 29,8 Imperative גֹּל Sl 22,9 (
ᵑ0 De; but
ᵐ5 Bi Che read
גַּל 3 masculine singular perfect, so
AV RVm)
Ord 16,3,
גּוֺל Sl 37,5,
גַּל Sl 119,22 (but read
גֹּל Ew Hi Ri Gr Che),
גֹּלּוּ Jos 10,18;
1 Sam 14,33 Participle גֹּלֵל Ord 26,27 —
roll a stone
Ord 26,27 roll away stone from upon (
מֵעַל) the mouth of a well
1 Mos 29,3;
1 Mos 29,8 roll stones unto (
אֶל) the mouth of a cave
Jos 10,18 stone unto (
אֶל) Saul, at which to slay beasts
1 Sam 14,33 figurative reproach from upon (
מֵעַל) the people
Jos 5,9 (subject
׳י), compare
Sl 119,22 (followed by
מֵעַל); but also
דַּרְכֶּ֑ךָ ׳גּוֺל עַליֿ Sl 37,5, compare
Sl 22,9;
Ord 16,3 (both followed by
אֶלֿ).
Niph`al Perfect וְנָגֹלּוּ consecutive
Es 34,4 Imperfect וְיִגַּל (jussive)
Amos 5,24 —
roll, roll up or
along (intransitive),
וְנָגֹלּוּ כַסֵּפֶר הַשָּׁמַיִם Es 34,4 and the heavens shall roll up like a book;
יִגַּל כַּמַּיִם מִשְׁפָּט Amos 5,24 let judgement roll along (flow down)
as the waters. Pilpel Perfect וְגִלְגַּלְתִּיךָ consecutive
Jer 51,25 and I will roll thee down from (
מִן) the rocks (subject
׳י; object Babylon under figure of mountain)
Po`al Participle שִׂמְלָה מְגוֺלָלָה בְדָמִים Es 9,4 garment rolled (dabbled, rolled over and over)
in blood. Hithpo`el Infinitive לְהִתְגֹּלֵל 1 Mos 43,8 Participle מִתְגֹּלֵל 2 Sam 20,12 rol oneself over and over,
בַּדָּם ׳וַעֲמָשָׂא מִתְג 2 Sam 20,12 now Amasa was wallowing in his blood; figurative
1 Mos 43,18 עָלֵינוּ ׳לְהִתְג to roll himself upon us, i.e. assail us with overwhelming force (||
וּלְהִתְנַפֵּל עָלֵינוּ).
Hithpalpel Perfect הִתְגַּלְגָּ֑לוּ Job 30,14 (absolute; ||
כְּפֶרֶץ רָחָב יֶאֱתָ֑יוּ) compare Hithpo`el
1 Mos 43,8.
Hiph`il Imperfect וַיָּ֫גֶל 1 Mos 29,10 —
roll away stone from upon (
מֵעַל) mouth of well; as
Qal (which it really is, Imperfect in
i, according to
BaZMG 1888, 178).