Lexicon sig or sug: Dross, impurity Original Word: סִיג Strong's Exhaustive Concordance dross Or cuwg (Ezek. 22:18) {soog}; from cuwg in the sense of refuse; scoria -- dross. see HEBREW cuwg NAS Exhaustive Concordance Word Originfrom sug Definition a moving back or away, dross NASB Translation dross (8), gone aside (1). Brown-Driver-Briggs סִיג, שִׂיג noun [masculine] 1 a moving back or away; 2 dross (what is removed from metal); — absoluteסִיג Ezekiel 22:18 Qr (סוג Kt), שִׂיג 1 Kings 18:27 **omitted ᵐ5L, dittograph for שִׂיחַ Klo Bur. (שׂ for ס, but see below); plural סִיגִים (van d. H. סִגִּים) Isaiah 1:22 3t.; סִגִֿים Ezekiel 22:18 2t.; suffix סִיגָ֑יִךָ Isaiah 1:25; — 1 a moving back, away: שִׂיג לוֺ 1 Kings 18:27 there is a moving back to him = he has moved back, away (probably of temporary withdrawal, different from דֶּרֶךְ journey). 2 dross, usually of silver Proverbs 25:4 (מִכָּ֑סֶף), Proverbs 26:23 ׅ׳(כֶּסֶף ס, so (figurative of Israel) Isaiah 1:22 compare see 25, Ezekiel 22:18b (סִיגִים כֶּסֶף ᵑ0, בְּתוֺךְ ׳ס ׳כ ᵐ5 Co Berthol; — Co strike out ׳ס not so Berthol Toy), compare Ezekiel 22:18 a. 19; indefinite Psalm 119:119. Topical Lexicon Word Origin: Derived from a root that is not used in the Hebrew Bible, but related to the concept of dross or impurities.Corresponding Greek / Hebrew Entries: • The corresponding Greek term in the Strong's Concordance is G96, "ἀδόκιμος" (adokimos), which means "unapproved" or "rejected." While not a direct translation of "סִיג," it conveys a similar concept of something being found lacking or impure, often used in the New Testament to describe those who fail to meet God's standards or are rejected due to impurity or sin. Usage: The word "סִיג" appears in the context of refining metals, symbolizing the removal of impurities. It is used metaphorically to describe the purification process of individuals or communities, often in a spiritual or moral sense. Context: • The term "סִיג" is used in the Hebrew Bible to describe the byproduct of metal refining, specifically the impurities or dross that are removed to purify the metal. This process is often used metaphorically to illustrate the purification of people or nations by God, emphasizing the removal of sin and moral corruption. Forms and Transliterations לְסִ֑יג לְסִגִ֑ים לְסִיגִ֑ים לסגים לסיג לסיגים סִ֭יגִים סִגִ֗ים סִגִ֥ים סִיגִ֣ים סִיגָ֑יִךְ סגים סיגיך סיגים lə·si·ḡîm lə·sî·ḡîm lə·sîḡ leSig ləsîḡ lesiGim ləsiḡîm ləsîḡîm sî·ḡā·yiḵ si·ḡîm sî·ḡîm siGayich sîḡāyiḵ siGim siḡîm sîḡîmLinks Interlinear Greek • Interlinear Hebrew • Strong's Numbers • Englishman's Greek Concordance • Englishman's Hebrew Concordance • Parallel TextsEnglishman's Concordance Psalm 119:119 HEB: סִגִ֗ים הִשְׁבַּ֥תָּ כָל־ NAS: of the earth [like] dross; Therefore KJV: of the earth [like] dross: therefore I love INT: dross have removed all Proverbs 25:4 Proverbs 26:23 Isaiah 1:22 Isaiah 1:25 Ezekiel 22:18 Ezekiel 22:18 Ezekiel 22:19 8 Occurrences |