Quick Definition
to turn back
Strong's Definition
to retreat
Derivation: a primitive root;
KJV Usage: turn back.
TWOT Reference: 1469
Outline of Biblical Usage
STEPBible — Tyndale Abridged Hebrew Lexicon
שׂוּג (sug) — to turn back. 1) to move, go, turn back, turn away 1a) (Niphal) to turn oneself away
UBS Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew
verb · סִיג
Move | verb nif
Collocation: סוג אָחֹור
to step back, to retreat = action by which humans take one or more steps backwards, ◄ usually because of a dangerous situation in front of them and against their will; ► resulting in shame
2SA 1:22 · PSA 35:4 · PSA 40:15 · PSA 70:3 · PSA 129:5 · ISA 42:17 · ISA 50:5 · JER 38:22 · JER 46:5
Move | verb hof
Collocation: סוג אָחֹור
to cause to step back, to cause to retreat = causative action by which humans are forced to take one or more steps backwards, ◄ usually because of a dangerous situation in front of them and against their will; ► resulting in shame; ≈ only used in a figurative sense relating to failing justice
verb
Arrange | verb qal
to be encircled = state in which an object is surrounded with a carefully arranged set of other objects in the shape of a circle
1 MIC 2:6 MT | RSV NIV NJPS NJB NRSV ESV "overtake" = נשׂג 2 MIC 6:14 MT סוג RSV NRSV ESV "put away" NIV NJB CEV "store up" GNT "carry things off" | REB "come to labour" = נשׂג
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Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew Lexicon
[סוּג, seldom שׂוּג] vb. move away, backslide Qal backslide, prove recreant to י׳
Niph. refl. turn oneself away, turn back
be turned or driven back, be repulsed
Hiph. usu. of displacing, moving back a boundary mark
remove, carry away
Hoph. and justice is driven back
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