STRONGS NUMBER H3021


Word Summary
yaga or yagea: to toil, grow or be weary
Original Word: יָגַע
Transliteration: yaga or yagea
Phonetic Spelling: (yaw-gah')
Part of Speech: Verb
Short Definition: to toil, grow or be weary
Meaning: to gasp, to be exhausted, to tire, to toil
Strong's Concordance
faint, make to labor, be weary

A primitive root; properly, to gasp; hence, to be exhausted, to tire, to toil -- faint, (make to) labour, (be) weary.

Brown-Driver-Briggs

H3021. yaga

or yagea יָגַע יָגֵעַverb toil, grow or be weary (Late Hebrew id.; Assyrian êgû, grow weary DlPr 140; Arabic have pain, suffer) —

Qal Perfect יָגְָֽעָה2 Samuel 23:10; יָגַעְתָּJoshua 24:13; Isaiah 43:22 יָ֫גַעַתְּ47:12 2t.; יָנָ֑עַתְּ47:15; יָגַ֫עְתִּיPsalm 6:7 3t יָגַ֫עְנוּLamentations 5:5;Imperfect יִינָ֑עIsaiah 40:28; 2masculine singular תִּיגַעProverbs 23:4; אִיגָ֑עJob 9:29; יִיגְעוּHabakkuk 2:13; יִגְָֽעוּJeremiah 51:58; Isaiah 65:23; יִיגָ֑עוּ40:31; יִגָ֑עוּ40:30: —

1 toil, labour for (בְּ‎), Joshua 24:13 (D), Isaiah 62:8; followed by accusative (אשׁר‎) 47:15; followed by בְּ‎ instrumental 47:12; absolute 49:4 (לְרִיק‎, "" כִלֵּיתִי כֹּחִי וְהֶבֶל‎), compare 65:23; Jeremiah 51:58 ("" יעף‎), Habakkuk 2:13 ("" ), Lamentations 5:5 ("" לֹאהֿוּנַּתלָֿ֑נוּ‎), Job 9:29 followed by below Proverbs 23:4

2 grow or be weary, from toil, exertion, endurance, 2 Samuel 23:10 (omitted by accident in "" 1 Chronicles 11:13 see Dr); weary of, followed by בְּ‎, Psalm 6:7; 69:4; Isaiah 43:22; 57:10; Jeremiah 45:3; absolute Isaiah 40:28, 30, 31 (in all "" יעף‎).

Pi`el Imperfect3feminine singular suffix 3 masculine singular תְּיַגְּעֶנּוּEcclesiastes 10:15 weary, make weary, subject הכסילים עֲמַל‎; 2 masculine singular תְּיַגַּעcause to go toilsomely Joshua 7:3, followed byaccusative

Hiph`il Perfect2masculine singular suffix הוֺגַעְתַּנִיIsaiah 43:24; הוֺגַעְתִּיךָ43:23; plural הוֺגַעְתֶּםMalachi 2:17; הוֺגָ֑עְנוּ2:17; — make to toil (always with בְּ‎ instrumental), with accusative of person make to toil, weary Isaiah 43:23 ("" העביד‎), object ׳י43:24 (weary, figurative), and so Malachi 2:17 (twice in verse).