רַב
Engelsk much, many, great
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I. רַב429 adjective much, many, great; — masculine singular absolute ׳ר 1 Mos 24,25+, רָ֑ב 1 Mos 33,9+, also רָ֛ב 2 Kron 20,2 ב֖ 2 Kron 28,8, רָב֨ Ezr 10,13, etc.; construct תַב 2 Mos 34,6 +; feminine singular רַבָּה 4 Mos 11,33 +; construct רַבַּת Ezk 22,5 + רַבָּ֫תִי (Ges §90 k 1) Klg 1,1 (twice in verse); masculine plural absolute רַבִּים 2 Mos 23,2 (twice in verse)+, construct see II. רַב; feminine plural absolute רַבּוֺת 1 Mos 30,43 +; — [often both as predicate and as attributive; as attributive preceding noun (influence of usage for numerals ? KöSynt.§334 k Ges«GKC:132b»§ 132b): רַב Es 63,7; Sl 145,7 (but read probably רֹב, רָבֿ; in Es 21,7 ׳ר is predicate), רַבּים Jer 16,16; Sl 32,10; Sl 89,51 (on context BöNÄ Bae, also Hup), Ord 7,26; 1 Kron 28,5, רַבּוֺת Neh 9,28; Ord 31,29]; —
\ \ a. (1)much: of substances, gold 1 Kong 10,2; Sl 19,11, silver (money) 2 Kong 12,11; 2 Kron 24,11, bronze 1 Kron 18,8, wine Est 1,7 of other quantities, e.g.spoil 2 Sam 3,22, property 2 Kron 32,29, seed 5 Mos 28,38, etc.; רַב שֶׁיִּהְיוּ EC 5 Mos 6,3b be it much that his days amount to; (2) especially of collectives, numerous, עַםרַֿב Jos 11,4; 2 Sam 13,34 עֲבֻדָּה רַבָּךְ 1 Mos 26,14; Job 1,3, מִקְנֶה רַב 5 Mos 3,19+,etc.
\ \ b. plural many: person 2 Mos 5,5; Dom 8,30; Dom 9,40; 1 Kong 4,20; 1 Kong 11,1+, things 1 Mos 30,48; Amos 5,12; 5 Mos 31,17 +; noun omitted רַבּוֺת Dan 11,41 (that is, lands; read רִבּוֺת myriads Kmp Bev Behrm Marti Prince); יָמִים רֵבִּים many days (a long time) 1 Mos 21,34; 1 Mos 37,24+28 t.,שָׁנִים רַבּוֺת Neh 9,30; Praed 6,3a, אִם עוֺר רַבּוֺת בַּשָּׁנִים 3 Mos 25,51 רַבּוֺת עִתִּים Neh 9,28 many times (see above) =פְּעָמִים רַבּוֺת Sl 106,43; Praed 7,22 מַכָּה רַבָּה 5 Mos 25,3 many blows; מַיִם רִַ׃בּים many waters 4 Mos 20,11+27 t., compare Es 8,7 etc.
\ \ c. רַב as substantive collective person 2 Mos 19,21, also (opposed to מְעַט)1 Sam 14,6; 4 Mos 13,18; 4 Mos 26,54; 4 Mos 26,56; 4 Mos 33,54; 4 Mos 35,8 so רַבַּת (Ges«GKC:130a»§ 130a) 2 Kron 30,17; 2 Kron 30,18, and (thing; =much) Ezk 24,12 רַב construct before abstract (= רֹב) Es 21,7; Es 63,7; Sl 145,7 especially plural רַבִּים of person 2 Mos 23,2 (twice in verse) +37 t. + בַּתרַֿבִּים Hoj 7,5.
\ \ d. construct= abounding in, רַבבְּֿרֶכוֺת Ord 28,20, רַבחֶֿסֶר (see I. חֶסֶד 3), רַבפֹּֿךְַ Sl 147,5, רַבמְֿאֵרוֺת Ord 28,27, רַב הַמְּהוּמָה Ezk 22,5, רַבנֿוֺצָךְ Ezk 17,7, רַבחֶֿעֲלִיָּה Jer 32,19, רֵבפְּֿעֶלִים 2 Sam 23,20= 1 Kron 11,22, רַבפָּֿ֑שַׁע Ord 29,22 רַבתְּֿבוּנָה Ord 14,29 רַבַּת אוֺצָרֹת Jer 51,13, רַבַּת בָּנִים 1 Sam 2,5 רַבָּ֫תִי עָם Klg 1,1 (Ges«GKC:90l»§ 90l).
\ \ e. + מִן compare= more numerous than 2 Mos 1,9; 4 Mos 22,15; Jos 10,11; Dom 16,30; 2 Kong 6,16; Es 54,1; 1 Kron 24,4; 2 Kron 32,7; Dan 11,13 followed by infinitive, too many to 1 Mos 36,7; Dom 7,2 (compare vDom 7,4); see also following feminine רַב =abundant, enough 1 Mos 24,25; 1 Mos 33,9 as exclamation enough! 1 Mos 45,28; 2 Sam 24,16; 1 Kron 21,15; 1 Kong 19,4, so (+ מִן infinitive) 2 Mos 9,28 (מִן 6 d); רַבלָֿךְ (with implication of excess) 5 Mos 3,26 (let it) suffice thee! so רַבלָֿכֶם Ezk 45,9, also 4 Mos 16,3; 4 Mos 16,7= ye assume too much ! + infinitive it is enough for you to 5 Mos 1,6; 5 Mos 2,3 (i.e. you have done it enough), so+ מִן infinitive 1 Kong 12,23, מִן substantive Ezk 44,6.
\ \ g. as adverb much, exceedingly (only Psalms), רַב Sl 123,3, ָרב Sl 18,15 (Hup De Che and others; HPS2 Sam 22,15 conjectures רָמָה omits || 2 Sam 22,15); רַבָּה Sl 62,3; Sl 78,15; Sl 89,8 (ᵐ5. Bae רַב הוּא ); רַבַּת (Aramaism, compare Syriac , , Nö§ 155 A&WSG 135) Sl 65,10; Sl 120,6 (=long enough), Sl 123,4; Sl 129,1; Sl 129,2
\ \ a. of space 1 Sam 26,13, the deep Amos 7,4; 1 Mos 7,11; Es 51,10; Sl 36,7(figurative), city Klg 1,1 (רַ֫בָּתִי בַגּוֺיִם Ges§), — see also צִירוֺן חֲמַת; -plague 4 Mos 11,33, empire Est 1,20 goodness Sl 31,20, wickedness 1 Mos 6,5, etc.
\ \ b. specifically strong (opposed to אֵין כֹּחַ) 2 Kron 14,10 רַב לְהוֺשִׁיעַ Es 63,1 so רַבִּים as substantive Es 53,12 (|| עֲצוּמִים).
\ \ c. major natu 1 Mos 25,23 (opposed to צָעִיר); רַבּים as substantive grandoevi, Job 32,9.
\ \ d. + מִן compare greater than 5 Mos 7,1; 5 Mos 7,17; 5 Mos 9,14; 5 Mos 20,1 too great for Jos 19,9; 1 Kong 19,7 — Ord 26,10 is hopelessly corrupt, see Toy.
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II. רַב49 noun masculine chief (Assyrian-Babylonian influence, compare rab DlHWB 609 b; Biblical Aramic רַב); — construct ׳ר Jer 39,9+; plural construct רַבֵּי Jer 39,13; Jer 41,1 (but see below); — especially רַבֿ טַבָּחִים chief of guardsmen (see טַבָּח), only as title of Babylonian officer Jer 30,9; Jer 30,10 + 15 t. Jeremiah, 7 t || 2 Kong 25,1–200 (compare ׳שַׁר הַט in Gen [J E]); also רַב הַחֹבֵל Jon 1,6 chief of the sailors, i.e. captain; in general כָּלרַֿב בֵּיתוֺ Est 1,8, רַבמָֿרִיסָיו Dan 1,3 (see סָרִיס ), and so רַבֵּי מֶלֶךְ בָּבֶל Jer 39,13, רַבֵּי הַמֶּלֶךְ Jer 41,1 (late gloss; omitted by ᵐ5 and || 2 Kong 25,25, so Hi Gf Gie). The following titles of Assyrian -Babylonian officers are probably loan-words in Hebrew: רַבמָֿ֑ג Jer 39,3; Jer 39,13 usually chief soothsayer (see מָ֑ג), but = rab-mugi [? chief of princes] PinchesHast. DB. BAB-MAG; רַבסָֿרִיס (compare Old Aramaic [Nineveh] רב סרס Lzb386), 2 Kong 18,17 (Assyrian; not in || Es 36,2), Jer 39,8; Jer 39,13 (Babylonian ), usually chief eunuch, but = rabû-ša-rêši, chief of the heads (the principal men) WklUnters. x.altor.Geschichte.1889, Excurs. v, p. 138 (actually found as rubû-ša-ri-ešu PinchesAcad June 25,1892, 618), PinchesHast.DB.RAB-SARIS; רַבשָֿׁקֵה (van d. H. רַבְשָׁקֵה) chief of the officers (?) (so probably Assyrian rab-ŠA†; ša‡kû = high one; COT2 Kong 18,17 KBii.23 DlHWB 685 a TieleBab.-As. Geschichte.497.513 PinchesHast.DB.iv 191), 2 Kong 18,17; 2 Kong 18,19; 2 Kong 18,26; 2 Kong 18,27; 2 Kong 18,37; 2 Kong 19,4; 2 Kong 19,8 = Es 36,2; Es 36,4; Es 36,11; Es 36,13 (twice in verse); Es 36,22; Es 37,4; Es 37,8
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רבב (√ of following; see Biblical Hebrew I. רבב, רַב, רִבּוֺ).
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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.