Quick Definition
to summer
Strong's Definition
to spend the harvest season
Derivation: a primitive root; to clip off; used only as denominative from H7019 (קַיִץ);
KJV Usage: summer.
Outline of Biblical Usage
STEPBible — Tyndale Abridged Hebrew Lexicon
קוּץ (quts) — to summer. (Qal) to spend the summer
UBS Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew
verb · קַיִץ
Awake | verb hif | ≈ עור · קום · שׁכם | ≠ ישׁן
to awaken, to wake up = process by which humans open their eyes after sleep; ≈ also used in the figurative sense of becoming active after a period of inactivity, and of being restored to life after having died
1SA 26:12 · 2KI 4:31 · JOB 14:12 · PSA 3:6 · PSA 17:15 · PSA 35:23 · PSA 44:24 · PSA 59:6 · PSA 73:20 · PSA 139:18 · PRO 6:22 · PRO 23:35 · ISA 26:19 · ISA 29:8 · ISA 29:8 · JER 31:26 · JER 51:39 · JER 51:57 · DAN 12:2 · JOL 1:5 · HAB 2:19
Happen | verb hif | ≈ בוא
(the end) awakens > is coming literally: to wake up, but extended to events: = process by which an event starts happening
verb · קַיִץ
Time | verb qal | ≠ חרף
to pass the summer = action by which an animal spends the season of summer engaged in a certain activity
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Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew Lexicon
קיץ (√ of foll. [s.bm.ab] summer). base