Word

שׂוּג

sûwg · H7734 · Hebrew · 0 occurrences

Meanings

  1. step back, retreat

    To take one or more steps backwards; to retreat or be forced to retreat

    This lexeme does not occur in the Old Testament text as tagged in standard critical editions.

Semantic domains 4 entries
Move002002001012
This lexeme has no tagged occurrence in the running text of the tagged critical edition; the sense "turn back" is drawn from the word's own gloss and standard lexicographic derivation rather than from an attested citation of its own. Its cognate שִׂיג (sîyg, H7873) ("pursuing"), which carries a single genuine tagged occurrence, similarly does not independently confirm this Move domain code for שׂוּג (sûwg, H7734) itself, which is bundle-shared from the fact-packet's cognate cluster.
Space002002001017
This lexeme has no tagged occurrence in the running text of the tagged critical edition; the sense "turn back" is drawn from the word's own gloss and standard lexicographic derivation rather than from an attested citation of its own. This Space domain code is bundle-shared from the fact-packet's cognate cluster and carries no tagged occurrence of שׂוּג (sûwg, H7734) independently attesting it.
Unfaithful002001002027
This lexeme has no tagged occurrence in the running text of the tagged critical edition; the sense "turn back" is drawn from the word's own gloss and standard lexicographic derivation rather than from an attested citation of its own. This Unfaithful domain code is bundle-shared from the fact-packet's cognate cluster and carries no tagged occurrence of שׂוּג (sûwg, H7734) independently attesting it.
Arrange002002001001
This lexeme has no tagged occurrence in the running text of the tagged critical edition; the sense "turn back" is drawn from the word's own gloss and standard lexicographic derivation rather than from an attested citation of its own. This Arrange domain code is bundle-shared from the fact-packet's cognate cluster and carries no tagged occurrence of שׂוּג (sûwg, H7734) independently attesting it.
Word family 2 words

Words formed from the same root. They share a form, not always a meaning.

Sources

eRhema lexical overview, based on the UBS Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew and the UBS Dictionary of the Greek New Testament (© United Bible Societies, CC BY-SA 4.0) and Macula Hebrew and Greek (Clear Bible, CC BY 4.0); released under CC BY-SA 4.0