Quick Definition
desolation
Strong's Definition
desertion (of inhabitants)
Derivation: feminine passive participle of H5800 (עָזַב);
KJV Usage: forsaking.
TWOT Reference: 1594a
Outline of Biblical Usage
STEPBible — Tyndale Abridged Hebrew Lexicon
עֲזוּבָה (a.zu.vah) — desolation. forsakenness, desolation
UBS Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew
verb · עֲזוּבָה
Move | verb qal, verb nif, verb pu'al
to leave, to leave behind, to desert = action by which humans or deities move away from an object, person, or place
GEN 2:24 · GEN 39:6 · GEN 39:12 · GEN 39:13 · GEN 39:15 · GEN 39:18 · GEN 44:22 · GEN 44:22 · GEN 50:8 · EXO 2:20 · EXO 9:21 · EXO 23:5 · EXO 23:5 · EXO 23:5 · LEV 19:10 · LEV 23:22 · LEV 26:43 · JOS 8:17 · JDG 2:21 · RUT 1:16 · RUT 2:11 · RUT 2:16 · 1SA 30:13 · 1SA 31:7 · 2SA 5:21 · 2SA 15:16 · 1KI 19:20 · 2KI 2:2 · 2KI 2:4 · 2KI 2:6 · 2KI 4:30 · 2KI 7:7 · 2KI 8:6 · 1CH 10:7 · 1CH 14:12 · 1CH 16:37 · 2CH 11:14 · 2CH 24:25 · 2CH 28:14 · JOB 18:4 · JOB 20:13 · JOB 39:11 · JOB 39:14 · PSA 38:11 · PSA 49:11 · ISA 6:12 · ISA 7:16 · ISA 10:3 · ISA 10:14 · ISA 17:2 · ISA 17:9 · ISA 17:9 · ISA 18:6 · ISA 27:10 · ISA 32:14 · JER 4:29 · JER 9:1 · JER 9:18 · JER 17:11 · JER 18:14 · JER 25:38 · JER 48:28 · JER 49:25 · JER 51:9 · EZK 23:29 · EZK 36:4 · ZEP 2:4 · MAL 3:19
Free | verb qal ptc.pass | ≠ עצר
free = state in which humans are not or no longer in a state of bondage
Happen | verb qal
to release = action by which humans stop resisting a certain event from happening
Unfaithful | verb qal, verb nif
to desert, to abandon, to forsake = action by which animals, humans, or deities suspend their commitment to (other) objects, animals, humans, or deities, either temporarily or permanently
GEN 28:15 · NUM 10:31 · DEU 12:19 · DEU 14:27 · DEU 28:20 · DEU 31:6 · DEU 31:8 · DEU 31:16 · DEU 31:17 · JOS 1:5 · JOS 22:3 · JOS 24:16 · JOS 24:20 · JDG 2:12 · JDG 2:13 · JDG 10:6 · JDG 10:10 · JDG 10:13 · 1SA 8:8 · 1SA 12:10 · 1KI 6:13 · 1KI 8:57 · 1KI 9:9 · 1KI 11:33 · 2KI 21:22 · 2KI 22:17 · 1CH 28:9 · 1CH 28:20 · 2CH 7:22 · 2CH 12:5 · 2CH 12:5 · 2CH 13:10 · 2CH 13:11 · 2CH 15:2 · 2CH 15:2 · 2CH 21:10 · 2CH 24:18 · 2CH 24:20 · 2CH 24:20 · 2CH 24:24 · 2CH 28:6 · 2CH 29:6 · 2CH 32:31 · 2CH 34:25 · EZR 8:22 · EZR 9:9 · NEH 9:17 · NEH 9:19 · NEH 9:28 · NEH 9:31 · NEH 10:40 · NEH 13:11 · JOB 20:19 · PSA 9:11 · PSA 16:10 · PSA 22:2 · PSA 27:9 · PSA 27:10 · PSA 37:25 · PSA 37:28 · PSA 37:33 · PSA 38:22 · PSA 40:13 · PSA 71:9 · PSA 71:11 · PSA 71:18 · PSA 94:14 · PSA 119:8 · PRO 2:17 · PRO 3:3 · PRO 4:6 · PRO 27:10 · ISA 1:4 · ISA 1:28 · ISA 41:17 · ISA 49:14 · ISA 54:6 · ISA 54:7 · ISA 60:15 · ISA 62:4 · ISA 62:12 · ISA 65:11 · JER 1:16 · JER 2:13 · JER 2:17 · JER 2:19 · JER 5:7 · JER 5:19 · JER 12:7 · JER 14:5 · JER 16:11 · JER 16:11 · JER 17:13 · JER 17:13 · JER 19:4 · JER 49:11 · LAM 5:20 · EZK 8:12 · EZK 9:9 · EZK 20:8 · EZK 24:21 · HOS 4:10 · ZEC 11:17
Confident | verb qal
to commit oneself = action by which humans place their full confidence on someone else ◄ as if by forsaking themselves
Rejoice | verb qal
Collocation: עזב פָּנִים
to put off (one's) sad face literally: to let go of (one's) face; hence: = action by which humans let go of sad expression on their face and try to look cheerful
Unwilling | verb qal
to reject = action by which humans or deities suspend their commitment to a certain pattern of behavior
GEN 24:27 · DEU 29:24 · RUT 2:20 · 1KI 12:8 · 1KI 12:13 · 1KI 18:18 · 1KI 19:10 · 1KI 19:14 · 2KI 17:16 · 2CH 7:19 · 2CH 10:8 · 2CH 10:13 · 2CH 12:1 · EZR 9:10 · NEH 5:10 · JOB 6:14 · PSA 37:8 · PSA 89:31 · PSA 119:53 · PSA 119:87 · PRO 2:13 · PRO 4:2 · PRO 9:6 · PRO 10:17 · PRO 15:10 · PRO 28:4 · PRO 28:13 · ISA 42:16 · ISA 55:7 · ISA 58:2 · JER 9:12 · JER 22:9 · EZK 23:8 · DAN 11:30 · JON 2:9
verb
Whole | verb qal
to restore = causative action by which humans restore an object to make it function again in the way it has functioned before
NEH 3:8 · NEH 3:34
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Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew Lexicon
עֲזוּבָה n.f. forsakenness, desolation base
