Lexical Definition

‎פּוּק‎ pûwq (pook) to promote ^H:V
a primitive root (identical with ‎פּוּק‎ through the idea of dropping out; compare ‎נְפַק‎)

afford, draw out, further, get, obtain.

• to issue, i.e. furnish
• causatively, to secure
• figuratively, to succeed

1) to bring out, furnish, promote, go out, issue
1a) (Hiphil)
1a1) to produce, furnish
1a2) to bring out, elicit, obtain, cause to come out from
1a3) to promote
1a4) to cause to go out to

See Greek: δίδωμι · ἑτοιμάζω · εὑρίσκω · κινέω · λαμβάνω

Brown-Driver-Briggs

II. ‎פּוּק‎ verb Hiph`il bring out, furnish, promote (Late Hebrew id.; apparently akin to Aramaic ‎נְפַק‎ go forth, Aph`el bring forth, produce); —

1. produce, furnish: Imperfect (jussive) ‎וְתָפֵק לָרָעֵב‎ Isa 58:10 with ‎נַפְשְׁךָ‎ (read perhaps ‎לַחְמְךָ‎ see Che^Hpt); Participle ‎מְפִיקִים‎ ‎מִזַּן אֶלזַֿן‎ Ps 144:13 (see ‎זַן‎).

2. bring out, elicit, obtain, with accusative; ‎יָפִיק‎ Prov 3:13, + ‎מִן‎ person, ‎וַיָּפֶק‎ Prov 8:35; Prov 18:22 (all || ‎מצא‎), Prov 12:2.

3. ‎זְמָמוֺ אַלתָּֿפֵק‎ Ps 140:9* his device do not promote.

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