אֱדַיִן

אֱדַ֫יִן₅₇ adverb then, thereupon (so Egyptian Aramaic S-C^{Pap. H 1, J 1}), not ᵑ7: the usually Aramaic forms are הֵידֵין , Mandean האידין (Nö^{M 207}); from [אֱדַי] = Biblical Hebrew אֲזַי (see אָז) + determ. affix n (as in דִּכֵּן, תַּמָּן; in Sabean = post-positive article; Hom^{Chr. § 57:} compare W^{CG 115}), Nö^{GGA 1884, 1020:} אֲזַי, [אֱדַי], probably from same demonstrative √ as זֶה, דָּא, דִּי, etc., , , lo well then, in that case, Ethiopic : when? : now (Di^{Lex. 197, 1072}), Syriac (enclitic) but); — then, thereupon, Dan 2,15; Dan 2,17; Dan 2,19; Dan 2,25; Dan 2,48; Dan 3,24 +, Ezr 4,9; Ezr 4,23; Ezr 5,4; Ezr 5,9 + (always, except Ezr 5,5, at beginning of sentence, introducing new stage of narrative with some emphasis); so with בְּ, בֵּאדַיִן (3 t. Ezra, 26 t. Daniel) Dan 2,14; Dan 2,35; Dan 2,46; Dan 3,3; Dan 3,13; Dan 3,19; Dan 3,21 (twice in verse); Dan 3,26, etc., Ezr 4,24; Ezr 5,2; Ezr 6,1 מִןאֱֿדַיִן from that time Ezr 5,16.