Qal Perfect Num 15:31 +; בָּזִיתָ 2Sam 12:9 suffix בְּזִתָ֑נִי 2Sam 12:10, etc.; Imperfect וַיִּ֫בֶז Gen 25:34; Esth 3:6 suffix וַיִּבְזֵהוּ 1Sam 17:42 3 feminine singular וַתִּכֶז 2Sam 6:16; 1Chr 15:29 2 masculine singular תִּבְזֶה Ps 51:19; Ps 73:20 וַיִּבְזוּ Neh 2:19 וַיִּבְזֻהוּ 1Sam 10:27 Infinitive construct בְּזֹה Isa 49:7 (Di Ew^{§ 150 b}); Participle active בּוֺזֶה Prov 15:20; Prov 19:16 בּוֺזֵהוּ Prov 14:2 בּוֺזִים 2Chr 36:16 בּוֺזֵי Mal 1:6 suffix בֹּזַי 1Sam 2:30 passive בָּזוּי Jer 49:15 +; feminine בְּזוּיָה Eccl 9:16 — despise, regard with contempt, followed by accusative of thing, birthright Gen 25:34 ( J ); words of ׳ י Num 15:31 ( P ; not elsewhere in Hexateuch); 2Sam 12:9 compare 2Chr 36:16 name of ׳ י Mal 1:6 (twice in verse) (compare below); oath (אָלָה) Ezek 16:59; Ezek 17:16; Ezek 17:18; Ezek 17:19 holy things Ezek 22:8 one's own ways Prov 19:16 (i.e. is careless of them, lives recklessly, opposed to שֹׁמֵר נַפְשׁוֺ, compare נֹצֵר דַּרְכּוֺ Prov 16:17); distress of the distressed Ps 22:25 (|| שִׁקֵּץ, subject ׳ י); prayer, subject id. Ps 102:18 broken & contrite heart Ps 51:9 (with לֹא), compare on other hand Ps 73:20 followed by accusative of person Saul 1Sam 10:27, David 1Sam 17:42 compare Prov 15:20, ׳ י 1Sam 2:30; 2Sam 12:10; Prov 14:2, his prisoners Ps 69:34 (subject ׳ י); followed by לְ, וַתִּבֶז לוֺ בְּלִבָּהּ 2Sam 6:16 = 1Chr 15:29; 2Kgs 19:21 = Isa 37:22 followed by עַל person Neh 2:19 followed by Infinitive וַיִּבֶז בְּעֵינָיו לִשְׁלֹחַ יָד Esth 3:6 note especially בְּזֹה נֶפֶשׁ Isa 49:7 a despising of soul, i.e. one despised from the soul, thoroughly despised ; on otherviews see Che Di. Participle passive despised, of person construct בְּזוּי עָם despised of people (|| חֶרְפַּת אָדָם) Ps 22:7, compare בָּזוּי בָאָדָם Jer 49:15 also Obad 1:2 of wisdom Eccl 9:16.

Niph`al Participle נִבְזֶה Ps 15:4 +; feminine נִבְזָה 1Sam 15:9 (so read for נמבזָה compare We Dr); plural נִבְזִים Mal 2:9 —

Hiph`il Infinitive לְהַבְזוֺת בַּעְלֵיהֶן Esth 1:17 so as to cause to despise their lords (cause their lords to be despised).