Lexical Definition

‎יְצָא‎ yᵉtsâʼ (yets-aw') to bring forth ^A:V
(Aramaic) corresponding to ‎יָצָא‎

finish.

• {to go (causatively, bring) out, in a great variety of applications, literally and figuratively, direct and proxim.}

1) (Shaphel) to bring to an end, finish, bring out to an end

See Greek: τελέω

Extended Information

Aramaic of: יָצָא

• Aramaic of ya.tsa (‎י‎ָ‎צ‎ָ‎א‎ ": come" יָצָא)

Brown-Driver-Briggs

Hebrew form: יָצָא
‎שׁיציא‎ Kt, ‎שֵׁיצִי‎ Qr verb bring out (to an end), finish (probably Shaph`el as loan-word from Assyrian šû-ƒû, û-še-ƒû, bring out, √ aƒû (‎וצא‎, Biblical Hebrew ‎יצא‎, = Aramaic ‎יְעָא‎, compare Nö^{GGA 1884, 1019}), Dl^l.c. Hpt^l.c. K^l.c.; ᵑ7 ‎שֵׁיצִי‎ complete, put an end to, also come to an end, passive be finished, Christian-Palestinian Aramaic Schulth^{Lex. 205}); — finish temple: Perfect 3 masculine singular ‎׳‎‎שׁ‎ Ezra 6:15, but read probably 3 masculine plural ‎שֵׁיצִיו‎ K^{§ 43, 1 near the end} Berthol Gu^Hpt (so ᵐ5 ᵑ9); > Perfect passive BeRy.

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