Lexical Summary pelach: to pay reverence to, serve Original Word: פְלַחTransliteration: pelach Phonetic Spelling: (pel-akh') Part of Speech: Verb Short Definition: to pay reverence to, serve Meaning: to pay reverence to, serve Strong's Concordance minister, serve (Aramaic) corresponding to palach; to serve or worship -- minister, serve. see HEBREW palach Brown-Driver-Briggs H6399. pelach [מְּלַח] verb pay reverence to, serve (deity) (compare Assyrian palâ—u, fear, revere (and Biblical Hebrew מָּחַד יָרֵא, etc.); Egyptian Aramaic פלח worship Lzb351; מְּלַח ᵑ7 serve, Syriac ; Palmyrene פלחא soldier); — Pe`al 1 pay reverence to deity (usually ל accusative): imperfect3masculine plural יִפְלְחין Daniel 3:28; 7:14, 27; so Participle active מָּלַח 6:17; 6:21, plural מָּֽלְחִין 3:12, 14, 18, and (accusative of deity) 3:17. 2 plural construct as noun אֱלָהָא בֵית מָּֽלְחֵי Ezra 7:24 servants of the house of God ( + priests, Nethinim, etc.). |
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