כַּף
Engelsk hollow, or flat of the hand, palm
I GT 194 gange i den hebraiske tekst (BHSA)
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כַּף192 noun feminine1 Kong 8,54 hollow, or flat of the hand, palm, sole of foot, pan (Late Hebrew id.; Aramaic id., Assyrian kappu, hand, pan, kippatu, hollow; Arabic palm, hand) — absolute ׳כ Job 29,9 +, so read probably also Ezk 29,7b for ᵑ0 כָּתֵף (ᵐ5 ᵑ6 Sm Co, compare va); כָּ֑ף 2 Kong 11,12 +; more often construct כַּף 1 Mos 40,11 +; suffix כַּפִּי Dom 12,3, כַּפְּךָ Job 13,31, etc.; in Ezk 29,7 read כַּף Qr for כפך Kt (so Ew Hi Sm Co Da); dual כַּפַּיִם Es 49,16 +; construct כַּפֵּי 2 Mos 29,24 (twice in verse) + 3 t.; suffix כַּפַּי 1 Mos 20,5 +, כַּפָּיו 4 Mos 24,10 +, כַּפֵּיהֶם Es 59,6 + 2 t., כַּפֵּימוֺ Job 27,23, etc.; plural כַּפּוֺת (especially of soles, and in metaphor senses) absolute 4 Mos 4,7 +; construct 2 Kong 9,35 +, suffix כַּפֹתָיו 2 Mos 25,29; 2 Mos 37,16 —
\ \ b. anthropomorph. of ׳י covering Moses over with his palm, וְשַׂכֹּתִי כַפִּי עָלֶיךָ 2 Mos 33,22 (J), and so figurative (with שׁית) Sl 139,5 withdrawing ( הֵסִירׅ his hand 2 Mos 33,23 (J); removing ( הִרְהִּיק ׅ his afficting hand Job 13,21 עַלכּכַּפַּיִם כִּסָּה אוֺר Job 36,32, i.e. he (God) hath filled his palms with light.
\ \ c. once of animals, הוֺלֵךְ עַלכּכַּפָּיו 3 Mos 11,27 going upon their palms, i.e. paws (cats, dogs, etc.).
\ \ d. phrases are: — (I) הִכָּה כַּף = clap the hands, in applause 2 Kong 11,12 so ׳תָּקַע כ Sl 47,2, ׳מָחָא כ Es 55,12 (figurative of trees), Sl 98,8 (figurative of rivers); but especially in scorn, contempt, etc., סָפַק אֶתכַּֿפָּיו 4 Mos 24,10 (J), יִשְׂפֹּק עָלֵימוֺ כַפֵּ֑ימוֺ Job 27,23 so תָּקַע כַּף עלֿ Nah 3,19, הִכָּה כַפִּי אֶלֿ Ezk 22,13 (of ׳י); absolute, בְכַפְּךָהִכָּה Ezk 6,11 (as מחא יד Ezk 25,6), הִכָּה כַּף אֶלכַּֿף Ezk 21,19, אַכֶּה כַפִּי אֶלכַּֿפִּי v.Ezk 21,22 (of ׳י). (2) תָּפַשׂ בַּכַּף grasp, seize with the hand Ezk 29,7 compare vEzk 29,7 (on text see above) (3) of hand-grasp as pledge לַזָּר כַּפֶּיךָתָּקַעְתָּ Ord 6,1 (if) thou hast smitten thy palms (given a double hand-grasp), for another (so De; || עָרַבְתָּ לְרֵעֶ֑ךָ); so absolute תקע כף Ord 17,18; Ord 22,26 (compare תקע ליד Job 17,3). (4) often of hand spread out in prayer, as sign of longing to receive, with פָּרַשׂ אֶלֿ 2 Mos 9,29; 2 Mos 9,33 (J), 1 Kong 8,38 = 2 Kron 6,29, etc. (see יד Sl 143,6; Klg 1,17 and יָד 1 d, above; also פרשׂ, נשׂא, שׁטח). (5) שׂים כַּף לְפֶה, in respectful silence, Job 29,9. (6) figurative בְכַפִּיוָאָשִׂימָה נַפְשִׁי Dom 12,3 = I have taken my life in my hand (i.e. hazarded it), so 1 Sam 19,5; 1 Sam 28,21; Job 13,14 and (without verb) Sl 119,109. (7) ׳נִקְיֹן כ 1 Mos 20,5 cleanness of palms is figurative for purity of act, compare Sl 26,6, also Job 9,30; Job 22,30; Sl 24,4; Sl 73,13 conversely, ( לֹא ) חָמָס בְּכַפָּ֑י Job 16,17; 1 Kron 12,18; Es 59,6; Jon 3,8, compare Es 59,3 (so ידים Es 1,15), Job 31,7; Sl 7,4. — In many cases כַּף is not to be distinguished from יָד; so in phrase ׳יְגִיעַ כ toil of the hands 1 Mos 31,42; Hag 1,11; Job 10,3; Sl 128,2 ׳פֹּעַל כ Sl 9,17, ׳חֵפֶץ כ Ord 31,13 ׳תְּבוּנוֺת כ Sl 78,72, ׳פְּרִי כ Ord 31,16 ; compare Mik 7,3.
\ \ a. hollow (i.e. socket), of the thigh-joint, יָרֵךְ ׳כ 1 Mos 32,26 (twice in verse); 1 Mos 32,33 (twice in verse) (J).
\ \ b. pan, vessel (as hollow), used in ritual, 2 Mos 25,29; 2 Mos 37,16; 4 Mos 5,7; 4 Mos 7,14 + 15 t. 4 Mos 7,1–200; 1 Kong 7,50 = 2 Kron 4,22; 2 Kong 25,14 = Jer 52,18; Jer 52,19; 2 Kron 24,14.
\ \ c. hollow of sling, 1 Sam 25,29.
\ \ d. כַּפּוֺת תְּמָרִים 3 Mos 23,40 = of huge hand-shaped branches (or fronds) of palm-trees.
\ \ e. כַּפּוֺת הַמַּנְעוּל Hoj 5,5 the (bent) handles of the bolt.
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Kilder: F. Brown, S.R. Driver og C.A. Briggs, A Hebrew and English Lexicon of the Old Testament (1906), public domain, i Eliran Wongs udgave (marvel.bible) med tekst fra Tim Morton (Bible Analyzer) og bibelhenvisninger ved Stephen Ku. Forekomster og ordklasser: BHSA (ETCBC). Lemma og translitteration: Strong's hebraiske ordliste.