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Kiy: For

Im: if

Yihyeh: will become

Am’ka: your people

Yisrael: Israel

K’chowl: as the sand

Hayam: of the sea

Sh’ar: a remnant

Yashuwb: will return/ YESHUA will be saved

Bow: among them
Killayown: He will finish

Charuwtz: He will cut short (the allotted time)

Showteph: He will cause to overflow/be cleansed

Tz’daqah: (with) righteousness



Kiy: because

Kalah: will finish

V’necheratzah: and cut short

Adonay: My Lord

YHWH: ehowah

Tz’baowth: of hosts

Oseh: a work

B’qereb: in the midst

Kal: of all

Haaretz: the earth








Original: כּלּיון


Transliteration: killâyôn


Phonetic: kil-law-yone'







BDB Definition:


completion, destruction, consumption, annihilation

failing, pining

Origin: from H3615


TWOT entry: 982c


Part(s) of speech: Noun Masculine


Strong's Definition: From H3615; pining, destruction: - consumption, failing.


H2782

Original: חרץ


Transliteration: chârats


Phonetic: khaw-rats'


BDB Definition:


to cut, sharpen, decide, decree, determine, maim, move, be decisive, be mutilated

(Qal)

to cut, mutilate

to sharpen

to decide

(Niphal) to be decisive

Origin: a primitive root


TWOT entry: 752


Part(s) of speech: Verb


Strong's Definition: A prim root; properly to point sharply, that is, (literally) to wound ; figuratively to be alert, to decide: - bestir self, decide, decree, determine, maim, move.


H7857

Original: שׁטף


Transliteration: shâṭaph


Phonetic: shaw-taf'


BDB Definition:


to wash, rinse, overflow, engulf, rinse or wash off

(Qal)

to overflow

to flow, run

to rinse or wash off

(Niphal) to be swept away, be rinsed out

(Pual) to be rinsed, be scoured and rinsed

Origin: a primitive root


TWOT entry: 2373


Part(s) of speech: Verb


Strong's Definition: A primitive root; to gush ; by implication to inundate, cleanse ; by analogy to gallop, conquer: - drown, (over-) flow (-whelm), rinse, run, rush, (throughly) wash (away).



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