in the A.V., is the representative in. certain places of several forms from the root
òָáִø
, abar, to cross: 1, the simple verb (Num_20:21, “give passage,” elsewhere usually “pass”); 2,
òֶáֶø
, eber, a crossing (Jos_22:11; in the plur. Jer_22:20, Abarim [q.v.]; elsewhere ‘beyond,” etc.) SEE EBER;
îִòֲáָø
, maabar, fem.
îִòִáָøָä
, a transit, either by water (Jdg_12:5-6; Jer_51:32), a ford (as rendered often), or by land, a pass through mountains (Isa_10:29), as at Michmash (q.v.) (1Sa_12:23; 1Sa_24:4).