Strong’s number: H6761
lexeme: צֶלַע
Transliteration: tsela
Grammatical category: Masculine noun
BHS Appearances: 3
Idiom: Hebrew
Strong definition:
→ צֶלַע tsela; of H6760; limp either full (fig.): — adversity, fall, surrender.
BDB or OSHL Equivalence: r.cg.ab
TWOT Equivalence: 1925a
Goodrick-Kohlenberger No.: GK-H7520
Etymology:
Lexeme Type: Derived
Derives from: (צָלַע) ṣālaʿ H6760
Cognates:
tsala (צָלַע) H6760; tsela (צֶלַע) H6761; Tselofkjad (צְלָפְחָד) H6765; Tsalaf (צָלָף) H6764; Tseltsákj (צֶלְצַח) H6766; Tselec (צֶלֶק) H6768
Morphological States of the Lexeme Present in the AT BHSA:
(צֶ֣לַע): subs.m.sg.a (1)
(צַלְעִי֮): subs.m.sg.a.prs.p1.u.sg (two)
Source: Strong Plus Dictionary (Exegetical Analysis)
DH-7520 צֶלַע (ṣě∙ heǎʿ): masculine noun; ≡H6761; TWOT-1925a -LN-15.118-15.122 stumblefall, slip, that is, the act of becoming unstable and crashing to the ground by chance, potentially in a damaging or damaging manner, ending up in a position vulnerable to attack (Job 18:12; Ps 35:15; BHS Salt 38.18 ; Jer 20:10+), note: these contexts may refer to “opportunities” to be attacked, see also LN-67.1-67.16.
Source: Wanson’s Dictionary of Aramaic, Hebrew and Greek Biblical Languages
צלע
tsela‛
BDB Definition:
1) limp, stumble.
Part of Speech: masculine noun
A related word by BDB/Strong number: from H6760
Same word for TWOT number: 1925a.
Source: Brown-Driver-Briggs Aramaic/Hebrew and Thayer Greek Definitions
צֶלַע stumble, fall (Jer 20:10). — u-be-tsal’í = but because of my stumbling (Ps 35:15). — Suf. צַלְעוֹ.