Lexical Definition

‎סְלִק‎ çᵉliq (sel-eek') to ascend ^A:V
(Aramaic) a primitive root

come (up).

• to ascend

1) to ascend, come up
1a) (P'al) to come up
1b) (P'il) to come up

See Greek: ἀναβαίνω · ἀναβαίνω · ἀναφέρω

Extended Information

Aramaic of: נָסַק

Brown-Driver-Briggs

[‎סְלֵק‎] verb come up (Aramaic loan-word in Biblical Hebrew, q. v.); —

Pe`al Perfect 3 feminine singular ‎סִלְקַת‎ Dan 7:20, ‎תָ֯‎ (!) vDan 7:28 (K<sup>§ 25 b</sup>)); 3 masculine plural ‎סְלִ֫קוּ‎ Dan 2:29; Ezra 4:12 Participle feminine plural ‎סָֽלְקָן‎ Dan 7:3 — come up, ‎מִן‎ person Ezra 4:12, ‎מִןיַֿמָּא‎ Dan 7:3 absolute of horn in vision Dan 7:8; Dan 7:20 figurative of thoughts Dan 2:29. Haph`el lift, take up: Perfect 3 masculine plural ‎הַסִּ֫קוּ‎ (as if from ‎נסק‎; K^{§ 44 b})) Dan 3:22 Infinitive ‎לְהַנְסָקָה‎ (K^{l. e.} Str^{§ 3 h}) Dan 6:24* (‎מִן‎ local), both with ‎ל‎ accusative of person Hoph`al (W^CG225) be taken up: Perfect 3 masculine singular ‎הֻסַּק‎ Dan 6:24* (‎מִן‎ local).

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