Lexical Summary sariq: carded or combed Original Word: שְׂרִיקָהTransliteration: sariq Phonetic Spelling: (ser-ee-kaw') Part of Speech: Adjective Short Definition: carded or combed Meaning: hetchelling, tow Strong's Concordance fine From the same as soreq in the original sense of piercing; hetchelling (or combing flax), i.e. (concretely) tow (by extension, linen cloth) -- fine. see HEBREW soreq Brown-Driver-Briggs H8305. sariq [שָׂרִיק] adjective carded, combed, of flax; — feminine plural שְׂרִיקוֺת מִּשְׁתִּים Isaiah 19:9. II. שׂרק (compare Late Hebrew סָרָק light red; הִשְׂרִיק Ecclus 50:7; Ecclus 43:9 margin shine brightly (of sun); Assyrian šar‡u, red blood; Arabic rise and shine (of sun), shew redness, become red (like blood); Sabean שרק rise (of sun), משרק East, שרקן epithet dei the shining SabDenkm18, 4 FellZMG iiv (1900), 253 f. compare HomChr 124). |
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