כָּבֵד

כָּבֵד noun masculine^{Klg 2,11} liver (explained by Thes (quoting Galen) as the heavy organ, par excellence, of the body; Late Hebrew כָּבֵד; Aramaic כַּבְדָא ; Arabic , compare (anything) large, thick in the middle; Ethiopic Assyrian kabittu Dl^HWB temper, heart (figurative), Aramaic כְּבַד, be angry, because the liver was regarded as seat of emotions) — ׳כ 2 Mos 29,13 + 11 t.; כְּבֵדוֺ Ord 7,23 כְּבֵדִי Klg 2,11 — liver of man, as pierced by arrow Ord 7,23 poured out in sorrow Klg 2,11 of animals as consulted by divination ׳רָאָה בַּכּ Ezk 21,26 elsewhere in P, in phrases (ה)יֹתֶרֶת (עַלֿ) הַכָּבֵד 2 Mos 29,13; 2 Mos 29,22; 3 Mos 3,4; 3 Mos 3,10; 3 Mos 3,15; 3 Mos 4,9; 3 Mos 7,4; 3 Mos 8,16; 3 Mos 8,25; 3 Mos 9,19 ׳הַיֹּתֶרֶת מִןהַֿכּ 3 Mos 9,10, of the animals suited for sacrifice.