Strong’s number: H1766
lexeme: דָּחַק
Transliteration: dakjak
Grammatical category: Verb
BHS Appearances: two
Idiom: Hebrew
Strong definition:
→ דָּחַק dakjak; primary root; pressie press: — afflict, squeeze, oppress.
BDB or OSHL Equivalence: d.bf.aa
TWOT Equivalence: 424
Goodrick-Kohlenberger No.: GK-H1895
Etymology:
Lexeme Type: Main
Root Consonant: דחק
Cognates:
dakjak (דָּחַק) H1766
Morphological States of the Lexeme Present in the AT BHSA:
(דֹחֲקֵיהֶֽם׃): subs.qal.ptca.umpl.a.prs.p3.m.pl (1)
(יִדְחָק֔וּן): verb.qal.impf.p3.m.pl (1)
Source: Strong Plus Dictionary (Exegetical Analysis)
DH-1895 דָּחַק (d a∙ḥǎ q): verb; ≡H1766; TWOT-424-LN-19.43-19.54 (qal) Pushpush roughly, run over, that is, push and bump into each other (Joe 2:8 +).
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— דֹּחֵק (d ō∙ḥēq): masculine noun ; ≡H1766; TWOT-424 -LN-39.45-39.46 oppressorthat is, one who afflicts and shows hostility (Jg 2:18 +).
Source: Wanson’s Dictionary of Aramaic, Hebrew and Greek Biblical Languages
דּחק
dachaq
BDB Definition:
1) push, oppress, crowd.
1a) (Qal) push, crowd.
Part of Speech: verb
A word related by BDB/Strong number: a primitive root
Same word by TWOT number: 424.
Source: Brown-Driver-Briggs Aramaic/Hebrew and Thayer Greek Definitions
דחק QAL:
1) squeeze, press (Joe 2:8).
2) Afflict (Jg 2:18). — Impf. יִדְחָקוּן; Part.suf. דֹּחֲקֵיהֶם.