Lexical Definition

‎עַתּוּד‎ ʻattûwd (at-tood') goat ^H:N-M
or עַתֻּד ʻattud (at-tood'); from ‎עָתַד‎

chief one, (he) goat, ram.

• prepared, i.e. full grown
• spoken only (in plural) of he-goats, or (figuratively) leaders of the people

1) ram, he-goat, chief one

See Greek: ἀμνός · ἄρχω · ἄρχων · δράκων · ἐρίφιον · ἔριφος · ἕτοιμος · ἰσχύς · τράγος

Brown-Driver-Briggs

[‎עַתּוּד‎]₂₉ noun masculine^{Gen 31:10} he-goat (Late Hebrew = Biblical Hebrew; Assyrian atudû Arabic young he-goat; relation to above √ not clear; Thes well-developed, compare Arabic horse fit for running (compare √ meaning great, i.e. perhaps full-grown); according to Hom^{NS 247 f.} animal ready to fight); — only plural ‎עַתּוּדִים‎ Isa 1:11 + 13 t.; ‎עַתֻּדִים‎ Gen 31:10 + 13 t.; construct ‎עַתּוּדֵי‎ Isa 34:6 — as property Gen 31:10; Gen 31:12; Ezek 27:21; Prov 27:26, food Deut 32:14 as leaders of flock Jer 50:8 (simile), hence figurative of princes and chief men Isa 14:9; Ezek 34:17, see also below; as sacrificial victims Isa 1:11; Num 7:17 + 12 t. Num 7; Ps 66:15 and (ironic) Ps 50:9; Ps 50:13 figurative of people and princes in ‎׳‎‎י‎'s great sacrifice Isa 34:6; Jer 51:40 (simile), Ezek 39:18, and (idea of sacrifice dropped) Zech 10:3. ‎עַתָּה‎, ‎עַתַּי‎, ‎עִתִּי‎ see ‎עֵת‎ below I. ‎ענה‎.

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