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TWOT Reference: 1732
(Piel) to be exhausted, be faint
פְּגַר derived species tear down, destroy; Assyrian pagru, body, corpse; Late Hebrew פֶּגֶר = Biblical Hebrew; Aramaic פַּגְרָא, 
; Palmyrene פגר; Mandean פאגרא NöM § 89); — Perfect 3rd person plural מִן פִּגְּרוּ they were too faint to go, etc. 1 Samuel 30:10, 21.
Strong's Number H6296 matches the Hebrew פָּגַר (pāḡar),
which occurs 2 times in 2 verses
in the WLC Hebrew.
When David H1732 came H935 to the two hundred H3967 men H376 who H834 were too H4480 exhausted H6296 to follow H1980 H310 David H1732 and [fn]had been left H3427 behind H3427 at the brook H5158 Besor H1308, and they went H3318 out H3318 to meet H7122 David H1732 and to meet H7122 the people H5971 who H834 were with him, then David H1732 approached H5066 the people H5971 and greeted H7592 H7965 them.
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