Sina

Sīna u. Sīnai, m. indecl. (יניס), der Berg Sinai in Arabia deserta, j. Djebel Musa (d.i. Mosesberg), Form Sina (in der LXX Σινά), Sulp. Sev. dial. 1, 17. § 2 u. 6: Form Sinai, Vulg. exod. 16, 1 u.a.

2 Sina, Sinai [LL < Σινᾶ < Heb.], Mount Sinai, site of delivery of commandments to Moses (Exod. xix). b (transf.) commandment. in monte ~ai in scissuris petrarum ‥ habundant [cyrogrilli] Comm. Cant. I 354; montes loco suo moverunt et similiter mons ~ay Comm. Cant. II 23; quod mystice signabatur in Exodo quando Dominus descendit in monte ~ai et Moyses ascendit Bede Cant. 1174; ~a, mons in regione Madian super Arabiam in deserto qui ‥ Choreb appellatur Id. Nom. Act. 1039; venerunt ad montem Dei Oreb vel Coreb vel Syna quod idem est Beleth RDO 130. 136; lex Moysi que de ~a data est P. Blois Perf. Jud. 854A.  b ~a, mandatum GlC S 332.

Sīna ou Sīnăi, m. indécl., le mont Sinaï : Sulp. Sev. Chron. 1, 17, 2 ; Vulg. Exod. 16, 1.

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