רְאֵם

רְאֵם noun masculine^{Job 39,10} wild ox (Assyrian rêmu Dl^{HWB 603} (ראם), Houghton^{TSBA v (1877). 336 ff., and illustrated before p. 33} Schr^{KGF 135 ff.}, 530 Hom^{NS 237 ff., 410, 436 f.} Dr^{5 Mos 33,17}; on strength and ferocity, Plin^{NH viii. 21}; Aramaic רְאֵמָא, רֵימָא, רֵימָנָא (Lag^{BN 58}); Arabic is white antelope, antilope leucoryx; ᵐ5 (erroneous) μονοκέρως (Es 34,7 ἅδροι, ᵑ9 unicornis, and (oftener) rhinoceros); — absolute ׳ר 4 Mos 23,22 +, רְאֵים Sl 92,11, רֵים Job 39,9; Job 39,10 plural רְאֵמִים Es 34,7; Sl 29,6, רֵמִים Sl 22,22 (see Baer); — wild ox, as fierce and strong Job 39,9; Job 39,10 simile of strength of Israel, לוֺ ׳כְּתוֺעֲפוֺת ר 4 Mos 23,22 = 4 Mos 24,8 (JE), וַתָּרֶם כִּרְאֵם קַרְנִי Sl 92,11 so figurative of Joseph, קַרְנַיו ׳קַרְנֵי ר 5 Mos 33,17 figurative of princes of Edom Es 34,7 ( +פָּרִים עִם אַבִּירִים); of powerful foes, מִקַּרְנֵי רֵמִים Sl 22,22 in simile of skipping, leaping, בֶּןרְֿאֵמִים Sl 29,6 (|| עֵגֶּל).