Lexical Summary palat: to escape Original Word: פָלַטTransliteration: palat Phonetic Spelling: (paw-lat') Part of Speech: Verb Short Definition: to escape Meaning: to slip out, escape, to deliver Strong's Concordance calve, carry away safe, deliver, cause to escape A primitive root; to slip out, i.e. Escape; causatively, to deliver -- calve, carry away safe, deliver, (cause to) escape. Brown-Driver-Briggs H6403. palat [מָּלַט] verb escape (Late Hebrew id.; Phoenician in proper name; Arabic IV escape, Vulgar Arabic ; Old Aramaic פלט Pa`el rescue, מְּלַט ᵑ7 Syriac ); — Qal Perfect3plural consecutive וּפָֽלְטוּ Ezekiel 7:16 and (if) escapers of them escape). Pi`el causative: Imperfect3masculine singular suffix יְפַלְּטֵם; 2 masculine singular תְּפַלֵּט Micah 6:14, etc.; Imperative masculine singular מַּלְּטָה Psalm 17:13, etc.; Participle suffix מְפַלְּטִי 18:3 +; — 1 bring into security Micah 6:14; especially of ׳י, deliver, with accusative of person, Psalm 22:5; 22:9; 31:2; 37:40; 71:2 (+ הִצִיל), 82:4; 91:14; + מִן from 2 Samuel 22:44 = Psalm 18:44; 18:49 (מוֺצִיא "" 2 Samuel 22:49), 17:13; 2Sam 37:40; 2Sam 43:1; 2Sam 71:4; participle with suffix,my deliverer 22:2 = Psalm 18:3; Psalm 40:18; Psalm 70:6; 144:2. 2 cause to escape, cast forth, of cow calving Job 21:10 (compare [מָלַט] Hiph`il, also ᵑ7 vomit out, and so ). 3 apparently intransitive be delivered, with מִן Job 23:7, but dubious; Bu Qal ('perhaps'); ᵐ5 Du read מִשְׁמָּטִי as object (but elsewhere ׳י subject of Pi`el). Hiph`il bring into security; Imperfect3masculine singular יַפְלִיט Isaiah 5:29 of Assyria, under figure of lion, carrying off prey (opposed to הִצִּיל); 2 masculine singular תַּפְלִיט Micah 6:14 (compare Pi`el1. ). |
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