Becker Bible Teacher Resources

from 3885; a lodgment, i.e. caravanserai or encampment:—inn, place where … lodge, lodging (place).

fem. from 3885; a hut, a hammock:—cottage, lodge.

appar. from 4448; I have talked (i.e. loquacious):—Mallothi, an Isr.:—Mallothi.

a prim. root; prop. to rub to pieces or pulverize; intrans. to disappear as dust; also (as denom. from 4417) to salt whether intern. (to season with salt) or extern. (to rub with salt):—× at all, salt, season, temper together, vanish away.

corresp. to 4414; to eat salt, i.e. (gen.) subsist:—+ have maintenance.

from 4415; salt:—+ maintenance, salt.

from 4414; prop. powder, i.e. (spec.) salt (as easily pulverized and dissolved:—salt ([-pit]).

from 4414 in its orig. sense; a rag or old garment:—rotten rag.

from 4414 in its second, sense; a sailor (as following “the salt”):—mariner.

from 4414 (in its denom. sense); prop. salted (i.e. land [776 being understood]), i.e. a desert:—barren land (-ness), salt [land].