H1809

דָּלַל

da.lalH:V

to languish

1) to hang, languish, hang down, be low 1a) (Qal) 1a1) to hang low 1a2) to be low 1a3) of distress (fig.) 1a4) to languish, look weakly (of eyes) 1b) (Niphal) to be brought low, be laid low

Full Brown-Driver-Briggs lexicon entry

דָּלַל verb hang, be low, languish (Late Hebrew Hiph`il thin, thin out vines, etc.; Assyrian dalâlu, be weak, humble Zim^{Bp 74. 97}; Arabic direct, guide, , be directed, guided; put in motion, commotion; be in motion, hang, dangle; also amorous, coquettish, gesture or behaviour of women) —

Qal Perfect דֵּלֹּתִי Ps 116:6, דַּלּוֺתִי Ps 142:7 1 plural דַּלּוֺנוּ Ps 79:8, דָּֽלֲלוּ Isa 19:6, דַּלּוּ Isa 38:14; Job 28:4 (on דַּלְיוּ Prov 26:7 compare דָּלָה); — hang, 'depend', Job 28:4 (of one descending a miner's shaft || נָעוּ); be low, of streams Isa 19:6 (|| חָֽרְבוּ); be low, brought low, metaphor of distress Ps 79:8; Ps 116:6; Ps 142:7 languish, of eyes, look languishingly (Che) Isa 38:14. —

Niph`al Imperfect יִדַּל Isa 17:4, וַיִּדַּל Judg 6:6, — be brought low, laid low, Judg 6:6 figurative of Israel; Isa 17:4 of glory of Jacob.

8 occurrences

Judges (1), Job (1), Psalms (2), Proverbs (1), Isaiah (3)