fū´ji-tiv (פליט, paÌ„lı̄tÌ£, from פלט, paÌ„latÌ£, “to escapeâ€; × ×¢, nā‛, from × ×•Ö¼×¢, nuÌ„a‛, “to waverâ€; × ×¤×œ, noÌ„pheÌ„l, from × ×¤×œ, naÌ„phal, “to fallâ€; בּריח, baÌ„rı̄ahÌ£, בּריח, berı̄ahÌ£ and מברח, mibhraÌ„hÌ£, from בּרח, baÌ„rahÌ£, “to fleeâ€): One who flees from danger (; ); escapes from bondage (2 Macc 8:35 (as adjective)); deserts from duty (; the King James Version; compare Judith 16:12 the King James Version), or wanders aimlessly (, ).