Lexicon
פְּרַק
pe.raq
H6562
A:V Hebrew

to break

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pe.raq denotes a command to break, attested as an imperative in Daniel 4:24.

The attested use is an imperative command to break in Daniel 4:24; the supplied translation presents the verse as an interpretation and decree without visibly isolating this term.

Senses in use

  1. Command to break · dominant

    In Daniel 4:24, the form is a Qal imperative, second masculine singular, showing the lemma used as a direct command to break; the APB renders the verse as an interpretation and decree, without a visibly corresponding English term.

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Daniel 4:24, the APB renders the verse, "This is the interpretation, and it is the decree of the Most High that has come upon my lord the king." The translation does not visibly isolate a rendering for the imperative form.

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