Lexicon qatsin: a chief, ruler Original Word: קָצִיןPart of Speech: Noun Masculine Transliteration: qatsin Phonetic Spelling: (kaw-tseen') Short Definition: rulers NAS Exhaustive Concordance Word Originfrom an unused word Definitiona chief, ruler NASB Translationchief (3), chiefs (1), commander (1), ruler (3), rulers (4).
Brown-Driver-Briggs קָצִין noun masculineDaniel 11:18 chief, ruler (properly decider, compare Dr Daniel 11:8); — absolute ׳ק Judges 11:6 +; construct קְצִּין Isaiah 3:7; plural construct קְעִינֵי Isaiah 1:40 +; suffix קְצִינַיִח Isaiah 22:3; — 1 chief, commander in war Joshua 10:24 (JE), Judges 11:6,11 ("" ראֹשׁ), Daniel 11:18. 2 dictator, Isaiah 3:67. 3 more Generally, ruler, man in authority, Isaiah 1:10; Isaiah 22:3; Micah 3:1,9; of ants, ׳אֵין ק Proverbs 6:7 (+שֹׁטֵר, משֵׁל). — Proverbs 25:15 read probably קֶצֶף (Toy). קְצָוֺת see קְצָת. above קצח (√ of following; meaning unknown; Late Hebrew קֶצַח = Biblical Hebrew; Arabic  ,  seeds used for seasoning).
Strong's captain, guide, prince, ruler From qatsah in the sense of determining; a magistrate (as deciding) or other leader -- captain, guide, prince, ruler. Compare Eth Qatsiyn. see HEBREW qatsah see HEBREW Eth Qatsiyn |
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