אֲזֵק
a.ziq.qim
H0246
H:N-M
Hebrew
chains
2
Occurrences
1
Books
Hebrew
Language
a.ziq.qim refers to restraints binding a captive and later removed from his hands.
The term denotes physical restraints in the account of Jeremiah’s captivity: he is bound among exiles in Jeremiah 40:1, and the restraints on his hands are removed in Jeremiah 40:4.
Senses in use
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Physical restraints on a captive · dominant
Both occurrences are masculine plural absolute nouns. In Jeremiah 40:1 the APB renders Jeremiah as being bound "in chains" among captives being taken to Babylon; in Jeremiah 40:4 it renders restraints "on your hands" from which he is released.
In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB uses "chains" in both verses, first for Jeremiah’s binding and then for the restraints on his hands; This reflects the clauses’ presentation rather than a precise token-by-token rendering.