כּוֹס

I. כּוֺס noun feminine^{Klg 4,21} cup (√ unknown; perhaps kindred with כִּיס, q. v.; Late Hebrew id.; Phoenician כסת; Aramaic כָּס, ; Arabic is Aramaic loan-word according to Frä¹⁷¹, but see DHM^{VOJ i. 27}) — ׳כ absolute 1 Mos 40,11 +; כּ֯יֹס Ord 23,31 construct 1 Mos 40,11 +; suffix כּוֺסִי Sl 16,5; Sl 23,5 etc.; plural absolute כֹּסוֺת Jer 35,5 — cup 2 Sam 12,3 for wine 1 Mos 40,11 (3 t. in verse); 1 Mos 40,13; 1 Mos 40,21 (all E), Ord 23,31; Jer 35,5 שְׂפַתאכּוֺס 1 Kong 7,26; 2 Kron 4,5 תַּנְחוּמִים ׳כ Jer 16,7 the cup offered to mourners; figurative (wine-) cup of judgement of ׳י, from which the nations, or Israel, must drink Jer 49,12; Klg 4,21; Sl 75,9 חֲמָתוֺ ׳כ Es 51,17; Es 51,22 הַיַּיִן ׳כ הַחֵמָה Jer 25,15, compare vJer 25,17 vJer 25,28 הַתַּרְעֵלָה ׳כ Es 51,17; Es 51,22 ׳כ שַׁמָּה וּשְׁמָמָה Ezk 23,33, compare vEzk 23,31 vEzk 23,32 vEzk 23,33 ׳יְמִין י ׳כ Hab 2,16 by bold metaphor Babylon is such a cup זָהָב ׳כ ׳בְּיַד י Jer 51,7 so of wicked persons, fire, brimstone, and burning wind are מְנָתאכּוֺסָם Sl 11,6 the portion of their cup; ׳כ in good sense, cup of blessing Sl 23,5 (overflowing); מְנָת חֶלְקִי וְכוֺסִי ׳י Sl 16,5 יְשׁוּעוֺת ׳כ Sl 116,13.