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prg vb. to change, to reverse
GDDt
Gpəˁalto exchange1 sense▶
to exchange
LJLA
PJ Lev27:33↗ ואין מפרוג יפריג יתיה‏
Dpaˁˁelto change, to reverse3 senses▶
1
to change, to reverse
PTA
FTP Gen31:7↗ ופרג ית אגרי‏ ; PJ Gen48:14↗ פרג ית ידוי ארום מנשה בוכרא‏ : he had reversed his hands, for Menasseh was the elder
2
to exchange
Gal, PTA, Sam, LJLA
KohR[1]8:3(35)↗ שמעית דמלכא רחים תאנין ומפרגא דינרין‏ : I heard that the king likes dates and exchanges them for dinars ; TN Lev27:10↗ ואן מפרגה יפרג בעיר בבעיר‏ : should he actually exchange one animal for another ; SamTgJ Lev27:10↗ לא יחלפנה ולא יפרג יתה טב בביש‏ : he may not change it nor exchange a good one with a bad one ; PJ Lev27:33↗ לא יפשפיש בין טב לביש ולא יפרגוניה‏ : he must not check between bad one and good one and they must not exchange it
3
to ruin
Sam
Dtˀeṯpaˁˁalto be exchanged1 sense▶
to be exchanged
LJLA
TgJob20:18↗ כד תוקפיה מתפרג מיניה לא יבוע‏ : when his might is taken away from him he will not rejoice
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The LJLA examples in Lev. 27 that use a G infinitive (the unique G examples) for Biblical הָמֵר יְמִירֶנּוּ are quite strange; although Biblical Hebrew does often use a G infinitive absolute with a derived stem finite verb, it does not here! Compare the Neofiti versions and FTV, in all of which the infinitive agrees in stem with the finite form.
Page refs. in other dictionaries: DJPA: 443bJastrow: 1213Drower/Macuch: 379bLevy Ch-W: 2:286Tal Sam: 699

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