I. [קִיץ] verb Hiph`il awake ("" form of יקץ; Late Hebrew in Hiph`il (rare)); — Perfect3masculine singular הֵקִיץ 2 Kings 4:31; Ezekiel 7:6; 2masculine singular וַהֲקיצ֫וֺתָ consecutive Proverbs 6:22, etc.; Imperfect1singular אָקִיץ Proverbs 23:35; 3masculine plural יָקִ֫יצוּ Jeremiah 51:39 +; Imperative masculine singular הָקִ֫יצָה Habakkuk 2:19 +; masculine plural הָקִ֫יצוּ Isaiah 26:19; Joel 1:5; Infinitive construct הָקִיץ Psalm 17:15; Psalm 73:20; Participle מֵקִיץ 1 Samuel 26:12; — shew signs of waking, awake:

1 from sleep,

a. 1 Samuel 26:12; Isaiah 29:8 (twice in verse); Psalm 3:6; Psalm 73:20; Psalm 139:18; Proverbs 6:22 (doubtful line, see Toy).

b. of ׳י Psalm 44:24 awake [from sleep] to activity, so Psalm 35:23 (with ל of thing), Psalm 59:6 (c. infinitive purpose).

c. from ecstatic sleep of prophets Jeremiah 31:26.

2 from sleep of death, with negative 2 Kings 4:31; Jeremiah 51:39,57; Job 14:12; of resurrection Isaiah 26:19; Daniel 12:2

3 from stupor (of drunkenness) Joel 1:5; Proverbs 23:35.

4 of inanimate thing Habakkuk 2:19; compare בָּא הַקֵּץ הֵקִיץ אֵלָ֑יִח Ezekiel 7:6 the end cometh, it hath awaked unto thee (Co strike out הֵקִיץ, but the word-play favours it). — Psalm 17:15 is put by Thes Ol Hup Du and others below 1a; Ew De Che below 2; we below 1b; Calv Now from night of distress and helplessness, and so Bae (psalmist representing Israel).

II. קיץ (√ of following; usually taken as = I. קיץ but connection not clear; compare Arabic vehement heat of summer, late summer (We^{Skizzen iii, 90}), be vehemently hot; Sabean קיטֿ summer Mordtm^{Him. Inschr. 71}; Late Hebrew קַיִץ = Biblical Hebrew, so ᵑ7 קַיְטָא Syriac ; Old Aramaic (Zinjirli) כיצא summer).