BDB7968
רָמַס verb trample (Late Hebrew id.; Jewish-Aramaic רְמַס; compare perhaps Syriac [untranscribed source text 5095], Arabic [untranscribed source text 5096], kick (BaES 33 Köii. 196); [untranscribed source text 5097] is bury, and conceal grave); —
Qal
Perfect 3 masculine singular consecutive ׳
וְר
Mic 5:7
Imperfect 3 masculine singular יִרְמֹס
Ezek 26:11;
Ps 7:6,
יִרְמָסֿ
Isa 41:25,
suffix וַיִּרְמְסֶנָּה
2Kgs 9:33, etc.;
Imperative feminine singular רִמְסִי
Nah 3:14
Infinitive construct רְמֹס
Isa 1:12
Participle
רֹמֵס
Isa 16:4 —
trample, of men, with accusative חֲצֵרָ֑י
Isa 1:12,
חוּצוֺת
Ezek 26:11
(by horses' hoofs), טִיט
Ezek 41:25
(in simile), compare בַחֹמֶר
׳
ר
Nah 3:14,
accusative מִרְעֶה
Ezek 34:18
(in figurative); trample down, accusative of person, animal, or thing, 2Kgs 7:17; 2Kgs 7:20, so (by horses' hoofs)
2Kgs 9:33,
לָאָרֶץ חַיָּי֫
׳
יִר
Ps 7:6; Ps 91:13 (||
תִּדְרֹךְ); subject ׳
י
Isa 63:13
(figurative; +דָּרַךְ), subject רֶנֶל
Isa 26:6 subject
beast 2Kgs 14:9
(allegory) = 2Chr
25:18; Dan 8:7
(vision), of horn, Dan 8:10 absolute of lion, וְטָרַף
׳
וְר
Mic 5:7 (simile);
participle as substantive collective tramplers (i.e. devastators) Isa 16:4.
Niph`al
be trampled, Imperfect 3 feminine plural בְּרַגֶלַיִם תֵּרָמַ֑סְנָה
Isa 28:3 (on
subject compare Di
Du
CheHpt
Köi. 183).