Chapter XLV (4)
’Amrāphel, 257.
Anachronisms, v, xviii, 116, 149, 265, 272, 316, 364, 419, 463.
‛Anāmîm, 212.
Angel of God, 323, 342, 376.
Angel of Yahwe, 286 f.
Angels, 31, 36, 141 f.
Anthropomorphism, instances of, 7, 37, 51, 129, 149, 154, 172, 300,
328, 411.
‛Apriw, xvi, 218 f.
’Arām, 206, 333 f.
’Aram-naharaim, 342.
Aramæans, xxiii, 334, 356, 358, 403 f.
’Ărān (’Oren), 434.
Araraṭ, 166.
Archaisms, 29, 272, 306, 399.
’Ariōk, 258.
‛Arḳî, 216.
’Arpakshad, 205, 231.
Article, anomalous pointing of, 163.
Article, with construct, 348, 395.
’Arvād, 216.
’Āsenath, 471.
Asher, xviii, 388, 528.
’Ashkenaz, 197.
‛Ashterôth-Ḳarnaim, 260, 262.
’Āshûr, 351, 354.
’Asshûr, 211, 350.
’Asshûrîm, 350.
‛Avîth, 435.
Ayyāh, 434.
Ba‛al Ḥānān, 436.
Babel, 210, 227.
Babel-legends, 228 f.
Bāsemath, 430.
Bdellium, 60.
“Bear upon knees,” 386.
_Beena_ marriage, 70, 384.
Bĕ’ēr Lahay Rōî, 288, 347 f., 352.
Beersheba, 325 ff., 331, 366 f., 491.
Beker, 494.
Bela‛, 259, 435.
Benjamin, 426, 534.
Ben-’ônî, 426.
Bered, 288.
Berossus (quoted), 41 f., 132, 137.
Bethel, 247, 377 ff., 423 ff., 446.
Bethû’ēl, 333.
Betyl, 380.
Bilhāh, 386.
Bilhān, 434.
Blessing, 38, 498.
Blessing of Jacob, 507 ff.;
Monographs on, 512.
Blood, crying for vengeance, 170, 447, 477.
Blood-revenge, 110, 112 ff., 374.
Books, “traditional,” xxx, 509, 511.
Boẓrāh, 435.
Bûz, 333.
Cain, 100, 102, 121 f.
Cain-legend, origin of, 111 ff.
Camel, 249 f., 345.
Canaan, 182 ff., 187, 201, 245.
Case-endings (old), 29, 117 f., 267, 399, 524.
Chaldæans, 237, 333.
Chaos, 14, 16, 19, 43, 46.
Chedorla‛omer, 258.
Cherubim, 89 f.
Chronology, xiv f., 134 ff., 167 f., 233 f.
Circumcision, 296 f., 420.
Cities of the Plain, destruction of the, 310 ff.
Cohortative form with vav consecutive, 405.
Concubine-slave, xvii, 285.
Cosmogonies, 6 ff., 18;
Babylonian, ix, 20, 41 ff.;
Etruscan, 50;
Indian, 46;
Persian, 19, 50;
Phœnician, 46, 48 ff.
Covenants,
divine, 171 ff., 280 ff., 290 ff.;
human, 325 ff., 367 f., 400 ff.;
-feast, 367, 401;
idea of, 283 f., 297 f.;
sign of, 172, 294, 297.
“Covering of the Eyes,” 319.
Cult-legends, xi f., lx, 379, 411.
Cup (in divination), 483.
“Cut off” (from people, etc.), 294.
Damascius (quoted), 42.
Dan, 266, 387, 527.
Dead Sea, vii, 252, 264, 273 f.
Debōrāh, 425.
Dedān, 204, 350.
Deluge traditions, 174 ff.;
origin of, 180 f.;
Babylonian, 175 ff.;
Greek, 179 f.;
Indian, 179;
Phœnician, 180;
Phrygian, 180;
Syrian, 180.
Diḳlāh, 221.
Dînāh, 389, 421.
Dinhābāh, 435.
Dioscuri, 302, 312.
Dîsh-ān, -ôn, 434.
Divine Names in Genesis, xxxv ff., xlviii f.
Dôdānim, 199.
Dôthān, 446 f.
Dreams, 316, 376, 394, 397, 445, 460 ff., 465 ff.
Dreams, interpretation of, 461, 466.
Dûmāh, 353.
Eabani (legend of), 91 ff., 517.
Eden, 57.
Eden, site of, 62 ff.
Edom, Edomites, 356, 362, 373, 437.
Egypt, river of, 283.
Egyptian domination in Palestine, xvi, xviii, 538.
Egyptian influence on Joseph-story, 442.
Elam, Elamites, 204 f., 257 ff., 272, 276.
’Êlath (’Êlôth), 262, 436.
’Edā‛āh, 351.
’Eliezer, 279.
’Elîphaz, 431.
’Elîshāh, 198.
Elohistic source,
of Genesis, xxxvi ff.;
characteristics of style, etc., xlvii ff.;
age of, lii ff.
’Ēlôn, 494.
Ēl-Pārān, 261.
Embalming, 537.
’Ēmîm, 263.
Enoch-legend, 132.
’Enôsh, 126.
_Enuma elǐs_, 9, 43 ff.
Envy of the Gods, 75, 87, 94, 229.
‛Êphāh, 351.
‛Ēpher, 351.
Ephraim, 471, 504, 530, 540.
’Ephrāth, 426.
Eponyms, xx f., xxv, 189 f., 265.
Erech, 210.
Esau, 359 ff., 405 ff., 428 ff.
‛Eseḳ, 366.
Ethnographic idea in legend, xii, xix ff., 186, 356, 403, 411 f.,
427, 450.
Etymological motive in legends, xiii, 220.
Eudemos (quoted), 49.
Euhemerism, 147.
Eve, 86, 102;
and the Serpent, 85 f.
See חַוָּה.
Exodus, date of, xv.
Family,
genealogical division of, 194;
patriarchal type of, 189;
religious solidarity of, 152.
Fig leaves, 76, 93.
Firmament, 21 f.
Five (occurrence of numbers in matters Egyptian), 483.
Flood. See Deluge.
Flood-narrative analysed, 147 ff.
Fragmentary hypothesis, xxxii, xxxvii.
Gad, 387, 528.
Gaḥam, 334.
Gematria, 266.
Genealogies, artificial character of, 231.
Genealogy,
Cainite, 98;
Sethite, 99 f.;
relation of Cainite and Sethite, 138 f.;
Edomite, 428 ff.;
Shemite, 231;
of Ishmael, 352 f.;
of Ḳeturah, 350;
of Nāḥôr, 332 ff.;
of Teraḥ, 235 ff.
Genesis, Book of.
Title, ii f.
canonical position of, i.
scope of, ii.
nature of tradition in, iii ff., xxxii.
structure and composition of, xxxii ff.
ruling idea of, xxxiii.
sources of, xxxiv ff.
Gera, 494.
Gerār, 217, 315, 325, 364, 366.
Gîḥôn, 61.
Gilead, 402 f.
Gilgameš Epic, 91, 175 ff., 209, 517.
Girgashite, 216.
Golden age, 35, 73, 87, 92, 159.
Gōmer, 196.
Good and evil, knowledge of, 95.
Gōren hā-’Āṭād, 538.
Goshen, 488, 495, 497 f.
Granaries (State), 472.
Ḫabiri, xvi, xxii, 187, 218, 265.
Hadôrām, 221.
Haḍramaut, 221.
Hagar, 284 ff., 322 ff.
name, 286.
Haggada, 28, 33, 237, 245.
Hām, 262.
Ḥām, 182, 195.
Ḥamath, 217.
Ḫammurabi, xiv, xxii, xxvii, 257 f., 335.
Ḫammurabi, Code of, xvii, xviii, xix, 285, 454, 455, 459.
Ḥămôr, 416, 421.
Ḥănôk, 117, 351, 493.
Hārān, 236.
Ḥarrān, 238.
Ḥavîlāh, 59, 65, 202.
Ḥaẓeẓôn-Tāmār, 263.
Ḥăzô, 333.
“Head,” to “lift up,” 462 f.
Hebrews, 187, 217, 265, 458, 462 f.
Hesperides, 94.
Ḥeẓrôn, 494.
Ḥiddeḳel, 61.
Historicity of chapter 14, xviii f., 271 ff.
History and legend compared, iii f.
Hittites, xvi, 214 f., 336, 368.
Ḥivvite, 216.
Hobah, 267.
Ḥōrite, 263, 433, 437.
Ḥûl, 206.
Ḥûshām, 435.
Image of God, 31 f.
Immortality, 88, 92, 95, 132.
Imperative,
expressing consequence, 243.
expressing a determination, 476.
Imperfect consecutive,
expressing ‘paradoxical consequence,’ 307.
expressing descriptive, 533.
Incubation, 376.
Infinitive absolute,
used as jussive, 294;
expressing irony, 398;
after its verb, 307.
Infinitive, gerundial, 87.
Intoxication, 183, 482.
‛Irād, 117.
Isaac,
name, 321;
birth of, 321;
sacrifice of, 327 ff.;
marriage of, 339 ff., 358;
death of, 428.
Isaac, Fear of, 399, 402.
Ishmael, 287, 352.
Ishmaelites, 448.
Israel, name, 409 f.
Israel-Stone, Shepherd of, 531.
Issachar, 389, 525 f.
Jābāl, 115, 120.
Jabboḳ, 407.
Jacob,
name, 360;
history of, 355‒428;
legends regarding, 356;
as tribal eponym, xxiv, 356 f.;
grave of, 538;
as transjordanic hero, 538.
Jacob, Strong One of, 531.
Japheth, 183 ff., 195, 208.
Javan, 198.
Jerusalem, 268, 328.
Joseph,
name of, 389 f.;
story of, 438‒528;
elements in Joseph-legend, 441 f.;
as diviner, 484;
his agrarian policy, 498 ff.;
parallel figures in history, 501 f.;
blessing on, 529 ff.;
death of, 540.
Jûbāl, 120.
Jubilee-periods (Klostermann’s theory of), 233 f.
Judah,
name of, 386, 519;
separation from his brethren, 450 f.;
his leadership in Yahwist, lvi, 443, 495, etc.
Judah, blessing on, 518‒525.
Jussive of purpose, 227.
Jussive unapocopated, 22.
Justification by faith, 280.
Ḳādēsh, 262.
Ḳadmonites, 284.
Kalnēh, 210.
Kaphtōrîm, 213.
Kaslûḥîm, 213.
Ḳēdār, 352.
Ḳedēshāh, 454.
Kelaḥ, 211, 354.
Ḳemû’ēl, 333.
Ḳênān, 131.
Ḳenaz, 431.
Ḳenites, 113, 284.
Ḳenizzites, 284.
Ḳeṭurah, 349 f.
Kĕzîb, 451.
Kid, as gift, 453.
Ḳiryath-’Arba‛, 335.
Kittîm, 199.
Ḳôraḥ, 432.
Ḳoran, 140, 166.
Kudur-lagamar, 258 f.
Kûsh, 61, 65, 200, 207.
Lamech, 117, 133;
Song of, 120 ff.;
sons of, 120, 123.
Land-tenure in Egypt, 501.
Leah, 383, 385, 387 ff., 420, 493 f., 516.
Legend, idealisation of, xiii.
Legendary aspects of Genesis, v ff.
Lehābîm, 213.
Leṭûshîm, 351.
Levi, 386, 420, 518.
Levirate marriage, 452.
Libation, 424.
_Literal minuscule_, 40.
Liver, as seat of mental affection, 517.
Loṭ, 236.
Lôṭān, 313, 433.
Lûd, Lûdîm, 206, 212.
Lûz, 378 f.
Ma‛akāh, 334.
Mādai, 197.
Magic, 96.
Māgôg, 197.
Mahălal’ēl, 131.
Maḥanaim, 405.
Mākîr, 540.
Makpēlāh, 337 f.
Mamre, 254, 265.
Mānaḥath, 432 f.
Manasseh, 471, 504, 540.
Marduk, 209 f.
Mash, 207.
Masrēḳāh, 435.
Massā, 353.
Matriarchate, 102, 344.
Maẓẓēbāh, l, 378 f., 401, 416, 424.
Medān, 350.
Media, Medes, 197.
Mehêṭab’ēl, 436.
Melkiẓedeḳ, 267 ff.
Meshech, 199.
Messianic applications, 79 ff., 185 f., 521 ff.
Methuselah, 132 f.
Mibsām, 353.
Mibẓār, 436.
Midian, Midianites, 350, 448.
Mishmā‛, 353.
Miẓpāh, 401 ff.
Miẓraim, 201, 285.
Mizzāh, 431.
Mōchos (quoted), 49.
Mōhar, xviii, 319, 346, 383 f., 395, 419.
Monotheism, ix, 6, 25, 48, 72, 178, 269, 301.
Môreh, 245 f.
Moriah, land of, 328 f.
Mourning rites, 335, 374, 449, 537.
Muṣri-theory, 201, 249, 285, 472.
Myth and legend distinguished, viii f., xxv.
Na‛amāh, 120.
Naḥôr, 232.
Names, 68;
popular etymology of, xiii f.;
naming of child by mother, 105 f., 314, 385;
naming of child by father, 296;
person and name, 127;
proper noun compounded with participle, 131.
Nāphîsh, 353.
Naphtali, 387, 527 f.
Naphtûḥîm, 213.
Nebāyôth, 352.
Negeb, 248.
Nephîlîm, 140, 145 f.
Nile, 465.
Nimrod, 207.
Nineveh, 211.
Noah, 133, 151 ff., 174, 181 ff., 195.
Nod, 111.
Nomadic life, 111.
Numbers (sacred), 8, 39, 98, 326, 483.
Oath, 345.
Oath, by genital organs, 341.
Oath, by king’s life, 476.
‛Ôbāl, 221.
’Oholîbāmah, 430.
Olive, 156.
’Ôn, 470.
Ônām, 434.
Ophir, 222.
_Oratio obliqua_ without כִּי, 248.
Paddan Aram, lxiv, 358, 425.
Paradise. See Eden.
Paradise Legend, origin and significance of, 90 ff.
Pārān, 324.
Parenthesis, 14, 34.
Passive of Qal, 345.
Pathrûsîm, 213.
Patriarchal tradition,
background of, xiv ff.;
local centre of, lv.
Patriarchs,
as individuals, xxiii ff.;
as deities, xxiv f.;
as eponymous ancestors, xx f.
Peleg, 220, 232.
Peniel, 410 ff.
Pĕ‛ô, 436.
Peoples, Table of, 187 ff.
Pereẓ, 456.
Perfect,
of certainty, 172, 462;
of confidence, 388.
of experience, 120, 517.
of instant action, 172, 337;
modal use of, 321;
with sense of pluperfect, 283.
Philistines, 213, 327, 363 ff.
Philo Byblius (quoted), 48, 66, 105, 123 f.
Pîkōl, 325.
Pildāsh, 333.
Pîshôn, 59.
Pithom, 488, 495.
Plural,
of eminence, 318, 396;
of species, 321.
Polytheism, traces of, 160, 303, 318, 424, 491.
Potiphar, 457, 471.
Prayer, 305, 358 f., 406.
Priestly code,
in Genesis, lvii ff.;
chronology of, 135;
characteristics of, lx ff.;
literary style of, lxii ff., 11, 149;
geographical horizon of, 191 ff.
Prophet, li, 317.
Prophetic guilds, xxxi.
_Protevangelium_, 81, 97.
_Puncta extraordinaria_, 413, 446.
Punic _Tabella devotionis_, 85.
Pûṭ, 201.
Rachel, 383, 386, 388 f., 426 f., 504 f.;
grave of, 426.
Rainbow in mythology, 172 f.
Ra‛māh, 203.
Ra‛mses, land of, 498.
Reclining at table, 300.
Reḥôbôth, 366, 436.
Resen, 211.
Re‛u, 232.
Re‘û’ēl, 431.
Reuben, 386, 388, 427, 515.
Re’ûmāh, 333.
Rîphath, 197.
Sabæans, 203, 350.
Sabbath, 35 f., 38 f.
Sabtāh, 202.
Sabtekāh, 203.
Sacrifice, 105, 157;
child and animal, 331 f.;
essence of, 330;
patriarchal, l, lx, 491.
Salem, 268.
Sanchuniathon (quoted), 48, 71 f., 123, 140.
Sanctuaries,
origin of, xii, 246;
as repositories of tradition, xxxi, 415.
Sarah, 237, 248 ff., 284 ff., 295, 300 ff., 315 ff., 335.
Seba, 202.
‘Seed of woman,’ 80 ff.
Sē‛îr, 262, 360, 412, 414, 430, 437.
Serpent, in Paradise, 72 f., 93 f.;
Serpent-worship, 81.
Serûg, 232.
Sēth, 125 f., 131, 139.
Shammāh, 431.
Sheba, 202, 203, 222, 350.
Shechem, 246, 421, 507.
Shēlāh, 451, 524.
Sheleph, 221.
Shēm, 195, 269.
Shemites, 217 ff., 231 ff.
Sheôl, 352, 449.
Shepherd, ideal, 398.
Shiloh, xxxi, 522 f.
Shin‛ār, 210, 225.
Shôbāl, 433.
“Short stories” of Genesis, xxviii f.
Shûaḥ, 350.
Shûr, 286, 315 f., 353 f.
Siddim, 260.
Signet-ring, 454, 469.
Simeon, 386, 420, 518.
Sin, 97, 129, 317.
Sînite, 216.
Sinuhe, Tale of, xvi, xvii.
Siṭnāh, 366.
“Sons of God,” 141 f.
“Speak over the heart,” 419.
Spirit of God, 17 f., 469.
Stone-worship, 380, 531.
Story-tellers, professional, xxxi.
Sukkôth, 415.
Supplementary Hypothesis, xxxii, xxxvii.
Taboos, 66, 398, 410, 454.
“Tale of the two brothers,” 69, 459.
Tāmār, 451.
Tarshîsh, 198.
Ṭebaḥ, 334.
Tel-Amarna Tablets, 92, 187, 201, 413, 501 f.
Têmā, 353.
Têmān, 431.
Teraḥ, 232.
Teraphim, 396, 423.
Tid’al, 259.
_Tiḳḳûnê Sōpherîm_, 304, 345.
Timna‛, 433.
Timnāh, 453.
Tîrās, 199.
Tithe, 379.
Tōgarmāh, 197.
Tôla‛, 494.
Tôledôth, xxxiii f., 39 ff., 174, 231, 358, 428;
Book of, 40, 130, 236, 428 f., 443.
Totem clan-names, 232, 383, 386.
Tradition, historical value of, vii, xiii ff.
Tree,
of Life, 88, 90, 94;
of Knowledge of Good and Evil, 94 f.
Tûbal, 120, 199.
Tubal-Cain, 115, 119 f.
Twin-births, xvii, 103, 359.
Ur, 229, 236.
Usōos, xi, 124, 360.
‛Uẓ, 206, 333.
’Ûzāl, 221.
Vav consecutive in subordinate clause, 369.
Veil, 348, 454.
_Volkssage_, iv.
Vow, 378 f.
Women (no religious standing in Old Testament), 169.
Word of God, 7.
Word of Jahwe, 277 f.
‘World-egg,’ 18, 49 f.
Ya‛aḳōb-ēl, xvi, xviii, 360, 390.
Yahwistic source, xxxiv ff.;
a composite work, xliv ff., 1 ff., 240 f.;
characteristics of, xlvii ff.;
date of, lii ff.;
place of origin, lv.
Ya‛lam, 432.
Yanḫamu, 441, 501 f.
Ye‛îsh, Ye‛ûsh, 431.
Yeraḥ, 221.
Yered, 131.
Yĕṭûr, 353.
Yidlāph, 333.
Yishbaḳ, 350.
Yiskāh, 238.
Yithrān, 434.
Yôb, 494.
Yôbāb, 222, 435.
Yoḳṭān, 220.
Yôseph-ēl, xvi, 389.
Zebulun, 389, 525 f.
Ẓemārî, 217.
Zeraḥ, 431, 456.
Ẓib‛ôn, 434.
Ẓîdôn, 215, 525.
Zikkurat, 226, 228 f., 377, 380.
Ẓillāh, 118.
Zimrān, 350.
Ẓôar, 252 f., 257, 309.
Zodiac, signs of, 22, 26, 44, 65, 90, 133, 146, 181.
Zodiacal theory of the tribes, 445, 517, 530, 534 f.
Ẓōhar, 494.
Zûzîm, 263.
II. HEBREW
אֲבִיר, 531.
אֲבָל, 296, 476.
אַבְרֵךְ, 470.
אֵד, 55.
אָדָם, 56, 66, 68, 83, 125, 130.
אֲדָמָה, 56.
אַדְמוֹנִי, 359.
אוֹת (= ‘consent’), 420.
אֲחָדִים, 225.
אָחוּ, 465.
אחרית הימים, 513.
אִי, 200.
אֵל, 398, 491; אל עולם, 327; אל עליון, 270; אל ראי, 289; אל שׁדי, 290 f., 481.
אלהים, xxxv ff.; article with, 131, 159; אלהי השמים, 342.
(הָ)אֵל = הָאֵלֶּה, 307, 309, 364.
אָלָה, 367.
אֵלָה, אַלָּה, 245.
אֵלוֹן, אַלּוֹן, 245, 424.
אַלּוּף, 432.
אֻמָּה, 353.
אמר (= ‘speak’), 107.
אמר אל־, 316.
אַמְתַּחַת, 477.
אֱנושׁ, 126.
אַף כִּי, 73.
אִשָּׁה and אִישׁ, 69.
אֵשֶׁל, 326.
אֶת־, (= ‘with’), 102.
אֹת (= ‘sign’), 25, 103, 110, 112, 172.
בְּ, various uses of, 30, 149, 169, 226, 383, 530.
בֹּאֲכָה, 214.
בא לפבי, 160.
בהמה, 29.
בִּי, 481.
בינות, 367.
בְּכֹרָה, 362.
בִּלְעָדַי, 271, 467.
בֶּקַע, 344.
בִּקְעָה, 225.
ברא, 14 f.
בְּרִית, 163, 276, 283 f., 367; נתן (הקים) ב׳, 171; בעלי ב׳, 266.
בתר (_piel_), 281.
גִּבּוֹר, 146, 207.
גָּבִיעַ, 483.
גּוֹזָל, 281.
גּוֹי, 316.
גּוֹיִם, 259.
גָּחוֹן, 78.
גַּל, 401.
גֹּפֶר, 160.
דִּבָּה, 443.
דּוּדָאִים, 388.
דְּמוּת, 30.
דַּמֶּשֶׂק, 278 f.
דֶּשֶׁא, 23 f., 24.
הָבָה, 225.
הֶבֶל, 103.
(היא) הוא, 60.
הָלַךְ (= ‘die’), 279.
הֲפֵכָה, 310.
וְ = ‘namely,’ 481.
וָלָד, 237.
וּן――(termination), 306.
זָכָר וּנְקֵבָה, 33.
זִמְרָה, 480.
חבר אל־, 260.
חֹדֶשׁ יָמִים, 382.
חַוָּה, 85, 103, 139.
חַיְתוֹ אֶרֶץ, 29.
חָלִלָה, 305.
חלק, 267.
חָם, 453.
חמאה, 300.
חֵמָר, חֹמֶר, 226.
חֵמָת, 323.
חנט, 537.
חָנִיךְ, 266.
חנךְ, 116.
חרה, 104 f.
חרטמים, 466.
חֹרִי = white bread, 463.
חתן, 419.
טַבָּחִים, 457.
טירה, 353.
טען, 488.
יְאֹר, 465.
יָבָם, 451.
יָדוֹן, 143.
ידות (= ‘shares’ or ‘times’), 482.
ידע (euphemistically), 101, 125.
יום, 5, 20 f.
יֵמִם, 432 f.
יֶפֶת, 195.
יָצַר, 56.
יצר הרע, 150.
יְקוּם, 153.
יקע, 408.
יָרָה, 402.
ירשׁ, 488.
יתר, 514.
כברת הארץ, 426.
כהיום הזה, 458.
כי אם, 500.
כי אם זכרתני, 462 f.
כי־על־כן, 300.
כי עתה, 480.
כַּיּוֹם, 362.
כִּכַּר הַיַּרְדֵּן, 252.
כַּלָּה, 238.
כֵּן, 462; כֵּנִים, 475.
כִּנּוֹר, 118.
כֹּפֶר, 161.
כרה, 516, 537.
כְּתֹנֶת פַּסִּים, 444.
כָּתֵף, 506.
לְ, various uses of, 153, 170, 226, 337, 414, 434.
לֵאָה, 383.
לְאֹם, 359.
לביא, 519.
לבנה, 392.
להה, 499.
לֹט, 448.
לטש, 119, 351.
לעט, 361.
מָאוֹר, 24.
מַבּוּל, 154.
מגדנת, 346.
מֶגֵן, מִגֵּן, 269.
מַהְפֵּכָה, 311.
מוֹלֶדֶת, 236.
מוֹעֵד, 26.
מחה, 151.
מחויאל, 117.
מִחְיָה, 487.
מחקק, 519 f.
מי זהב, 436.
מין, 24, 167.
מִכְסֶה, 157.
מְכֵרָה, 516.
מלאכה, 36, 414.
מִן, 78, 108, 142.
מְנוּחָה, 526.
מִנְחָה, 104.
מֹנִים, 394.
מַס, 526.
מָקוֹם (= ‘sacred place’), 246, 376, 423.
מֵרֵעַ, 367.
מִשְׁפְּתַיִם, 526.
מֶשֶׁק, 278 f.
מְתוּשָׁאֵל, 117.
מְתוּשֶׁלַח, 132 f.
מְתַעְתֵּעַ, 370.
נְאֻם יהוה, 331.
נֶגְדּוֹ, 67.
נהל, 414, 499.
נָזִיר, 532.
נחשׁ, 391, 483.
נין ונכד, 325.
נכאת, 447.
נֶסֶךְ, 425.
נסע, 225.
נֶפֶשׁ, 34, 245, 369.
נֶפֶשׁ חַיָּה, 28 f., 56.
נִצָּה, 462.
נָשָׂא פָּנִים, 309.
נָשָׂא רַגְלַיִם, 381.
נָשָׁה, 410.
סות, 524.
סֻלָּם, 377.
סַנְוֵרִים, 307.
ספד, 336.
סריס, 457.
עֵבֶר, 217.
עִבְרִי, עִבְרִים, 187, 217, 265, 458 f.
עגָלָה, 489.
עַד כִּי־, 520.
עֵדֶן, 57.
עֲדָשִׁים, 362.
עוּגָב, 118.
עָוֹן, 109.
עֵזָר, 67.
(הָ)עַי, 247.
עכר, 421.
על־בלי, 396.
עַמִּים (= ‘father’s kin’), 294.
עָנָה בְּ, 392.
עָקַד, 330.
עִקֵּר, 517.
עָרְוָה, 475.
ערום, 70, 71, 73.
עָרַךְ, 330.
עַרְמוֹן, 392.
(כָּ)עֵת חַיָּה, 301.
עתר, 358.
פָּגַע בְּ, 405.
פּוּג, 490.
פחז, 514.
פִּילֶגֶשׁ, 333.
פְּלֵיטָה, 487.
פלל, 505.
פִּנָּה, 344.
פַּרְעֹה, 249.
פְּרָת, 61.
פֹּרָת, 529 f.
פתה, 184.
פתח עינים, 453.
צבא, 36.
צַדִּיק, 158 f.
צְדָקָה, 280.
צֹהַר, 161.
צחק, 321, 364.
צֵידָה, 369.
צֶלֶם, 30.
צָֽפְנַת פַּעְנֵחַ, 470.
צֳרִי, 447.
קֶדָם, 351; קֵדְמָה, 353; [בני]קדם, 381; [מ]קדם, 57, 253.
קַיִן, 102, 113.
קנה, 102, 268.
(מ)קצה, 496 f.
קרא בשם י׳, 127.
קְשֵׁיטָה, 416.
קַשָּׁת, 324.
רָאשִׁים, 59.
רֵאשִׁית, 12 f., 514.
רבב, 530.
רבה, (= ‘shoot’), 324.
רַהַט, 392.
רַחֲבַת יָדַיִם, 420.
רְחֹבֹת עִיר, 211.
רִחֵל, 383.
רִיד, 373.
רֵיחַ נִיחֹחַ, 157.
רִיק, 266.
רכשׁ, רְכוּשׁ, 245.
רְפָאִים, 263 f.
רַק, 318, 370.
רָקִיעַ, 21, 46.
שְׂאֵת, 106 f., 514.
שׂוּחַ, 348.
שֵׁיחַ, 54, 323.
שׂכל, Hiphil, 75.
שֵׁכֵּל, 505.
שֵׁמְלָה, 183.
שְׂנוּאָה, 385.
שָׂפָה, 224 f.
שָׂרָה, 237.
שָׂרַי, 295.
שׂרֵקָה, 524.
שֶׁ, as relative, 144, 521, 523.
שֵׁבֶט, 520.
שֶׁבֶר, 474.
שָׁבַת, 36 f.
שָׁגַג, 143.
שֹׁהַם, 60.
שָׁוֵה, 262, 267.
שׁוּף, 79.
שׁחט, 330.
שׁילה, 520 ff.
שֶׂלִּיט, 474.
שָׁלֵם, 415.
שִׁלֵּשִׁים, 540.
שֵׁם, 195, 226.
שׁמר משׁמרת, 364.
שִׁפְחָה, 285.
שְׁפִיפֹן, 527.
שֹׁקֶת, 344.
שׁרץ, 27 f.
שֵׁשׁ, 469.
שֵׁת, 126.
תאוה, 532.
תֵּבָה, 160 f.
תהו ובהו, 16, 50.
תְּהוֹם, 17, 23, 44 f., 48, 164, 532.
תולדות, xxxiii f., 39, 174, 235, 358.
תּוֹשָׁב, 336.
תְּלִי, 369.
תמים, 159.
תֵּנּוּר, 283.
תַּנִּין, 28.
תַּרְדֵּמָה, 68, 281.
תשוקה, 82, 107.
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