STRONGS NUMBER H4117


Word Summary
mahar: to acquire by paying a purchase price
Original Word: מָהַר
Transliteration: mahar
Phonetic Spelling: (maw-har')
Part of Speech: Verb
Short Definition: to acquire by paying a purchase price
Meaning: to acquire by paying a purchase price
Strong's Concordance
endow, surely

A primitive root (perhaps rather the same as mahar through the idea of readiness in assent); to bargain (for a wife), i.e. To wed -- endow, X surely.

see HEBREW mahar

Brown-Driver-Briggs

H4117. mahar

III. [מָהַר‎]

verb denominative acquire by paying purchase-price (Arabic give a dowry, marry for a ; compare GerberVerb. denominative 12 Buhl SS); —

Qal Perfect3plural מָהָ֑רוּPsalm 16:4 usually obtain another in exchange (or, by paying a price, compare Che), but text dubious; Imperfect3masculine singular suffix+ Infinitive absolute לְאִשָּׁה לוֺ יִמְהָרֶנָּה מָהֹרExodus 22:15 (E).

ַמהֲתַלּוֺת‎ see תלל‎.

I. מו‎ a paragogic syllable, attached to בְּ‎, כְּ‎, לְ‎ (q. v.), so as to form with them independent words, בְּמוֺ‎, כְּמוֺ‎, לְמוֺ‎ (q. v.) These forms, except sometimes כְּמוֺ‎, are exclusively poetical. In origin מוֺ‎ is identical with מָהwhat, Arabic , which is used similarly, pleonastically, with certain prefixes, e.g. , , . See Qor 3:153; 71:25; FlKl. Schr. i. 473f., 479, 558; WAG ii. § 70, Rem. f; SG 126f.; Köii. 250 f.; and compare Ethiopic , Syriac , Sabean בנמו‎ = , DHMZDMG 1883, 396 f., HomChrest. § 18.