נִהְיָה
nih.yah
H5093
H:N-F
Hebrew
lament
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Hebrew
Language
nih.yah denotes a lamenting response within a taunt song over utter ruin.
The attested use describes lamenting as part of a taunt song spoken over devastation and loss in Micah 2:4.
Senses in use
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Lamenting over ruin and loss · dominant
In Micah 2:4, the Niphal perfect masculine singular form occurs in the announcement that a taunt song will be raised; the APB renders the surrounding response as people who “wail with bitter lamentation” and say that they are utterly ruined and their fields are removed.
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Micah 2:4, the APB presents the surrounding clause with “wail with bitter lamentation” within a taunt song of ruin. That wording cannot be assigned to the form with complete precision.