תַּנּוּר

תַּנּוּר noun masculine^{3 Mos 26,26} portable stove or fire-pot (loan-word from Assyrian tinûru, id., according to DHM^{VOJ i. 23} (otherwise Dvorak^{ZK i. 155 ff.}); ׳ת, a large earthen jar, still in Syria, Wetzst^{Verhandl. d. Berl. Anthrop. Gesell., 1882, 467} Whitehouse^{Heb.Antiq.7,3} ARSK^{EB l. 605}; Arabic is loan-word from Aramaic תַּנּוּרָא, , and this from Persian tanûra, according to Frä²⁶); — ׳ת absolute Hos 7,4 +, construct 1 Mos 15,17; Sl 21,10 plural תַּנּוּרִים Neh 3,11; Neh 12,38 — fire-pot, for baking (אָפָה) Hos 7,4 (read ׳בֹּעֵר הֵ֑ם אֹפֵהוּ וגו ׳ת, Oort^{Th. Tijdschr. 1890, 480 ff.} Albr^{ZAW xvi (1896), 88}), compare vHos 7,6 vHos 7,7 (all in simile), 2 Mos 7,28 (J), 3 Mos 2,4; 3 Mos 7,9; 3 Mos 26,26 (P), also (breakable) 3 Mos 11,35 עָשָׁן ׳ת 1 Mos 15,17 (JE) in vision, symbol of ׳י's presence, compare Es 31,9 (|| אוּר); simile of heat Klg 5,10, of judgment Mal 3,19, and so אֵשׁ ׳ת Sl 21,10 מִגְדַּל הַתַּנּוּרִים Neh 3,11; Neh 12,38 a tower on wall of Jerusalem

[תַּנְחוּם], תַּנְחוּמוֺת, תַּנְחֻ֫מֶת see [נחם].