דְּלַח 1) (as in Hebr. a. Syr.) (as in Hebr. a. Syr.) to stir up, make turbid. Targ. Is. XXX, 14 ed. (ed. Lag. זלח, h. text חשף) a sherd with which למִדְלַח מיא וכ׳ to stir up some water out of a (dried up) pool. —2) to be troubled, to fear. Targ. Job III, 25. Targ. Ps. XXVII, 1; a. e.—[Targ. Job XXXVIII, 25 דלח Ms., ed. דְּלָא.]
Pa. - דַּלֵּיחַ,
Af. - אַדְלִיחַ to frighten. Targ. Job IV, 14 דַּלֵּיחַ Buxt. (some ed. a. Ms. דְּלִיחַ).—Targ. Prov. XXVIII, 14.