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| − | <p>The basic possibilities correspond to the two possible meanings of the noun <aht page="Dictionary:תְּלָאָה"> | + | <p>The basic possibilities correspond to the two possible meanings of the noun <aht page="Dictionary:תְּלָאָה">תְּלָאָה</aht>.</p> |
<subcategory name="Be weary or impatient">1. Be weary or impatient | <subcategory name="Be weary or impatient">1. Be weary or impatient | ||
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<li>Biblical verses – In its two appearances in the Torah, <aht source="Bereshit19-11">Bereshit 19:11</aht> and <aht source="Shemot7-18">Shemot 7:18</aht>, a meaning of inability may be a better contextual fit.</li> | <li>Biblical verses – In its two appearances in the Torah, <aht source="Bereshit19-11">Bereshit 19:11</aht> and <aht source="Shemot7-18">Shemot 7:18</aht>, a meaning of inability may be a better contextual fit.</li> | ||
<li>This is the position of <multilink><aht source="SaadiaBereshit19-11">R. Saadia</aht><aht source="SaadiaBereshit19-11">Translation Bereshit 19:11</aht><aht source="SaadiaShemot7-18">Translation Shemot 7:18</aht><aht parshan="R. Saadia Gaon">About R. Saadia</aht></multilink>, <multilink><aht source="RashbamBereshit19-11">Rashbam</aht><aht source="RashbamBereshit19-11">Bereshit 19:11</aht><aht source="RashbamShemot7-18">Shemot 7:18</aht><aht parshan="Rashbam" /></multilink>, <multilink><aht source="IbnEzraShemot7-18">Ibn Ezra</aht><aht source="IbnEzraShemot7-18">Shemot 7:18</aht><aht parshan="R. Avraham ibn Ezra">About Ibn Ezra</aht></multilink>.</li> | <li>This is the position of <multilink><aht source="SaadiaBereshit19-11">R. Saadia</aht><aht source="SaadiaBereshit19-11">Translation Bereshit 19:11</aht><aht source="SaadiaShemot7-18">Translation Shemot 7:18</aht><aht parshan="R. Saadia Gaon">About R. Saadia</aht></multilink>, <multilink><aht source="RashbamBereshit19-11">Rashbam</aht><aht source="RashbamBereshit19-11">Bereshit 19:11</aht><aht source="RashbamShemot7-18">Shemot 7:18</aht><aht parshan="Rashbam" /></multilink>, <multilink><aht source="IbnEzraShemot7-18">Ibn Ezra</aht><aht source="IbnEzraShemot7-18">Shemot 7:18</aht><aht parshan="R. Avraham ibn Ezra">About Ibn Ezra</aht></multilink>.</li> | ||
| − | <li>Rashbam Bereshit 19:11 brings a proof for this interpretation from the context of Shemot 7, as Hashem's warning of "וְנִלְאוּ מִצְרַיִם | + | <li>Rashbam Bereshit 19:11 brings a proof for this interpretation from the context of Shemot 7, as Hashem's warning of "וְנִלְאוּ מִצְרַיִם לִשְׁתּוֹת מַיִם מִן הַיְאֹר" is realized in Shemot 7:21,24 "וְלֹא יָכְלוּ מִצְרַיִם לִשְׁתּוֹת מַיִם מִן הַיְאֹר" ("for they couldn’t drink of the water of the river").<fn>Rashbam adduces support also from a number of the other occurrences of the root לאה (Yeshayahu 15:12, Yirmeyahu 20:9, and Iyyov 4:2) where it appears in tandem with יכל. See also Shemuel I 17:39.</fn></li> |
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לאה
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| Part of Speech | Verb |
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| Occurrences | 19 |
| Possible Meanings |
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| Related Words | תְּלָאָה |
Possible Meanings
The basic possibilities correspond to the two possible meanings of the noun תְּלָאָה.
1. Be weary or impatient
- Biblical verses –
- See Machberet Menachem, R. Yonah ibn Janach, Radak.
- R. Yonah ibn Janach and Radak note that in Aramaic, לאה is a translation of tiredness.
- Aramaic לאה – to be tired, to labor
2. Be unable
- Biblical verses – In its two appearances in the Torah, Bereshit 19:11 and Shemot 7:18, a meaning of inability may be a better contextual fit.
- This is the position of R. Saadia, Rashbam, Ibn Ezra.
- Rashbam Bereshit 19:11 brings a proof for this interpretation from the context of Shemot 7, as Hashem's warning of "וְנִלְאוּ מִצְרַיִם לִשְׁתּוֹת מַיִם מִן הַיְאֹר" is realized in Shemot 7:21,24 "וְלֹא יָכְלוּ מִצְרַיִם לִשְׁתּוֹת מַיִם מִן הַיְאֹר" ("for they couldn’t drink of the water of the river").1
