תּוּשִׁיָּה

תּוּשִׁיָּה noun feminine sound, efficient wisdom, abiding success (on derivation, see above; according to Fl De proposes advancement, or mental aptitude that advances: for the form, compare תּוּגָה and תַּאֲנִיָה; Sta^{§ 262}), a technical term of the Wisdom Literature; —
\ \ a. sound, efficient wisdom Es 28,29 (of ׳י) הפליא עצח חגדיל תושׁיה; Ord 3,21 זּמְזִמָּה ׳נְצֹר תּ; Ord 8,14 (Wisdom speaks) ׳לִי עֵצָה ות; Ord 18,1 יִתְגַּלָּ֑ע ׳לכל תּ; Job 11,6 (of ׳י: see Di), Job 12,6 ׳עִמּוֺ עֹז ות; Job 26,3 לָרֹב ׳ות הוֺדָ֑˜עתָּ (|| יָעַצְתָּ לְלֹא חָכְמָה
\ \ b. of the effect of sound wisdom, abiding success (for the combination of meanings, compare הִשְׂכִּיל to shew wisdom. and also to achieve success). Job 5,12 ולא תעשׂינה ׳ידיהם ת do not achieve abiding success; Job 6,13 and abiding success (|| עַזְרָתִי) is driven from me; Ord 2,7 ׳יִצְפֹּן לַיִשָׁרִים ת; Mik 6,9 ותושׁיה יראה שֹׁמך, i.e (si vera lectio) he that seeth (heedeth) thy name is well-advised (Ges^{«GKC:155»§ 155}, 2 b3; Dav:§ 29 e). — תֻּשִׁיָה Job 30,22, see sub. שׁוא.