Original Word: רָהָה
Part of Speech: Verb
Transliteration: rahah
Phonetic Spelling: (raw-haw')
Short Definition: afraid [יָרַהּ] verb only

Qal Imperfect3masculine plural תִּרְהוּ Isaiah 44:8 (van d. H Baer, but probably ִ˜תּרְהוּ si vera lectio, so Thes); ? be stupefied (compare Arabic , Thes and others), but Frey fatuus et stolidus fuit; < Ew and others who read ִ˜תּרְאוּ from ירא ("" פחד).

[רָהָה] verb dubious, apparently fear; —

Qal Imperfect2masculine plural אַלתִּֿפְתֲדוּ וְאַלתִּֿרְהוּ Isaiah 44:8; Thes ִ˜תּרְהוּ, but no √ ירהּ; Ew Brd Buhl^{Lex 13} ִ˜תּרְאוּ; (יָרֵאׅ; > Lag Gr Che^Hpt תִּרְהֲבוּ (in Syriac sense).

I. רהט (√ of following, probably collect, gather, compare Arabic 1, VIII. be collected, congregated, compare Nö^{ZA xii. 186}; ᵑ7 רָטַיָּא = רְהָטִים, Genesis 30:38,41; Exodus 2:16; Syriac is apparently conduit, also reservoir (?); Assyrian râ‰u, vessel for water, provisions, etc.).

be afraid

A primitive root; to fear -- be afraid.

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