Lexical Definition

‎מוֹרַג‎ môwrag (mo-rag') threshing sled ^H:N-M
or מֹרַג môrag (mo-rag'); from an unused root meaning to triturate

threshing instrument.

• a threshing sledge

1) thresher, threshing-sledge

See Greek: ἄροτρον · τροχός

Brown-Driver-Briggs

‎מוֺרֶג‎ noun masculine^{Isa 41:15} threshing-sledge (Late Hebrew id.; ᵑ7 id., South Arabic , , Frä¹³³, compare Ba^{ZA ii.117} (loan-word in Arabic = ploughshare); modern Dozy^{ii. 623, and} Wetzst^{Z.für Ethnol. 1873, 270 ff.}, Anderlind^{ZPV ix. 41 f.} (ploughshare and harrow,)); — absolute ‎׳‎‎מ‎ Isa 41:15 plural ‎מֹרִגִּים‎ 2Sam 24:22 (+ ‎כְּלֵי הַבָּקָר‎); ‎מוֺרִגִּים‎ 1Chr 21:23 — threshing-sledges of Araunah, given by him to David for wood of sacrifice 2Sam 24:22 = 1Chr 21:23 figurative of Israel as instrument of ‎׳‎‎י‎'s judgment Isa 41:15. On form of threshing-sledge (modern; slightly turned up in front, and set with sharp stones or pieces of iron), and threshing-rollers, see Benz^{Archaeology 209 f.} Now^{Archaeology i.232f.} Dr^{Amos, 227f}. ‎מוֺרָד‎ see ‎ירד‎. I. ‎מוֺרָה‎ see ‎יָרֵא‎. p 432, 434

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