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Strong's #7387 - רֵיקָם
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- Strong
1) vainly, emptily
1a) in empty condition, empty, emptily
1b) in vain, without effect, vainly
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1456) qr (רק RQ) AC: Draw CO: Grass AB: ?: Thin green blades of grass that are drawn out of the soil.
A) qr (רק RQ) AC: ? CO: Thin AB: ?
Nm ) qr (רק RQ) - I. Thin: II. Only:As something thin. KJV (19): thin, lean, only, nothing, except, but - Strongs: H7534 (רַק), H7535 (רַק)
Nf1) eqr (רקה RQH) - Temple: The side of the head as a thin spot. KJV (5): temple - Strongs: H7541 (רַקָּה)
B) qqr (רקק RQQ) AC: Spit CO: ? AB: ?: As green and drawn out of the mouth.
V) qqr (רקק RQQ) - Spit: KJV (1): (vf: Paal) spit - Strongs: H7556 (רָקַק)
bm) qiqr (רקיק RQYQ) - Wafer: A thin bread. KJV (8): wafer, cake - Strongs: H7550 (רָקִיק)
J) qfr (רוק RWQ) AC: Draw CO: ? AB: ?: Something that is drawn out.
V) qfr (רוק RWQ) - Draw: KJV (19): (vf: Hiphil, Hophal) out, empty, draw, arm, pour - Strongs: H7324 (רוּק)
Nm) qfr (רוק RWQ) - Spit: As drawn out of the mouth. KJV (3): spit, spiting, spittle - Strongs: H7536 (רֹק)
L) qri (ירק YRQ) AC: ? CO: Green AB: ?
V) qri (ירק YRQ) - Spit: KJV (3): (vf: Paal) spit - Strongs: H3417 (יָרַק)
Nm) qri (ירק YRQ) - Green: The color of grasses and herbs as thin. KJV (11): green, herb - Strongs: H3418 (יֶרֶק), H3419 (יָרָק)
cm) qfri (ירוק YRWQ) - Green: The color of grasses and herbs as thin. KJV (1): green - Strongs: H3387 (יָרוֹק)
jm) nfqri (ירקונ YRQWN) - Mildew: As a thin green film. KJV (6): mildew, paleness - Strongs: H3420 (יֵרָקוֹן)
lm) qrqri (ירקרק YRQRQ) - Greenish: KJV (3): greenish, yellow - Strongs: H3422 (יְרַקְרַק)
M) qir (ריק RYQ) AC: ? CO: Empty AB: ?: A container where all of its contents have been drawn out. Also vanity as an emptiness.
Nm) qir (ריק RYQ) - Empty: Empty of contents. Also vain in the sense of emptiness. KJV (26): vain, vanity, no purpose, empty - Strongs: H7385 (רִיק), H7386 (רֵק)
pm) mqir (ריקמ RYQM) - Empty: KJV (16): void, vain - Strongs: H7387 (רֵיקָם)
Jeff Benner, Ancient Hebrew Research Center Used by permission of the author.
1 in empty condition, empty = with empty hands; with verb of sending Genesis 31:42 (E), Deuteronomy 15:13; 1 Samuel 6:3; Job 22:9; of going forth Exodus 3:21, returning Ruth 1:21; Ruth 3:17; = without an offering, ׳לֹא יֵרָאוּ פָנַי ד Exodus 23:15 (E) = Exodus 34:20 (J), more fully Deuteronomy 16:16 (compare [פָנֶה] II.
2ראה
Niph`al 1 b).
2 in vain, without effect : with שׁוּב 2 Samuel 1:22 (poem), Isaiah 55:11; Jeremiah 14:3 (but see רֵיק
1), Jeremiah 50:9; probably also ׳צוֺרֲרִי ר Psalm 7:5 those who were my adversaries in vain (without success); ׳הַבּוֺגְדִים ר Psalm 25:3 that deal treacherously in vain <in both most without cause).
רֵיקָם adv. emptily, Jerem. 14:3 (a) empty-handed, as poor men, Ruth 3:17 hence שִׁלַּח רֵיקָם to send any one away empty, without a gift, Genesis 31:42; Deuteronomy 15:13; Job 22:9. Deuteronomy 16:16, לֹא יֵרָאֶח אֶת־פְּנֵי יְיָ רֵיקָם “he shall not present himself before Jehovah without (bringing) a gift.”
(b) in vain, to no purpose, 2 Samuel 1:22.
(c) without cause, rashly, Psalms 25:3, 7:5.
