Lexical Definition

‎כָּבֵד‎ kâbêd (kaw-bade') liver ^H:N-F
the same as ‎כָּבֵד‎

liver.

• the liver (as the heaviest of the viscera)

1) the liver
1a) the liver (as the heaviest organ)

Brown-Driver-Briggs

‎כָּבֵד‎ noun masculine^{Lam 2:11} liver (explained by Thes (quoting Galen) as the heavy organ, par excellence, of the body; Late Hebrew ‎כָּבֵד‎; Aramaic ‎כַּבְדָא‎ ; Arabic , compare (anything) large, thick in the middle; Ethiopic Assyrian kabittu Dl^HWB temper, heart (figurative), Aramaic ‎כְּבַד‎, be angry, because the liver was regarded as seat of emotions) — ‎׳‎‎כ‎ Exod 29:13 + 11 t.; ‎כְּבֵדוֺ‎ Prov 7:23 ‎כְּבֵדִי‎ Lam 2:11 — liver of man, as pierced by arrow Prov 7:23 poured out in sorrow Lam 2:11 of animals as consulted by divination ‎׳‎‎רָאָה בַּכּ‎ Ezek 21:26* elsewhere in P, in phrases ‎(ה)יֹתֶרֶת‎ ‎(עַלֿ) הַכָּבֵד‎ Exod 29:13; Exod 29:22; Lev 3:4; Lev 3:10; Lev 3:15; Lev 4:9; Lev 7:4; Lev 8:16; Lev 8:25; Lev 9:19 ‎׳‎‎הַיֹּתֶרֶת מִןהַֿכּ‎ Lev 9:10, of the animals suited for sacrifice.

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