peÌ„p (צפף, caÌ„phaph; the King James Version ; (the Revised Version (British and American) “chirpâ€)): In , the word describes the sound made by a nestling bird; in , the changed (ventriloquistic?) voice of necromancers uttering sounds that purported to come from the feeble dead. The modern use of “peep†= “look†is found in Sirach 21:23, as the translation of παÏακυÌπτω, parakuÌptoÌ„: “A foolish man peepeth in from the door of another man's house.â€