Or dachach {Jer. 23:12) {daw-khakh'}; a primitive root; to push down -- chase, drive away (on), overthrow, outcast, X sore, thrust, totter.
H1760. dachah
דָּחָה verb push, thrust (Late Hebrew id., Aramaic דְּחָא דְּחִי,, ; cf also Arabic , spread, extend, also throw, propel) —
Qal Perfect2masculine singular suffix דְּחִיתַנִי Psalm 118:13; Infinitive construct לִדְחוֺת 140:5; absolute דָּחֹה 118:13; Participle active דֹּחֶה 35:5 (read ᵐ5 דֹּחָם De Che); passive feminine הַדְּחוּיָה 62:4; — push, דָחָה דָּחֹה push violently figurative with accusative 118:13 followed by clause of purpose לִנְמֹּל, compare פעמי לִדְחוֺת 140:5 (Che trip up my feet), & 35:5 (transpose דחה with רדפם 35:6 and read ᵐ5 דֹּחָם; compare וַחֲלַקְלַקֹּת חשׁך יְהִידֿרכם va, and Jeremiah 23:12); pushed in (Che), in simile, passive participle, said of גָּדֵר wall Psalm 62:4 ("" נטוי קיר).
Niph`al Imperfect יִדָּחֶה Proverbs 14:32; (3masculine plural יִדַּ֫חוּ Jeremiah 23:12 is from דחח, if rightly pointed; נִדְחֵי Isaiah 11:12; 56:8; Psalm 147:2, see below נדח); — be thrust or cast down, figurative of wicked Proverbs 14:32, compare Psalm 35:6 above
Pu`al Perfect3plural דֹּחוּ Psalm 36:13 they are thrust down ("" נפלו & קום יכלו לא).
[דָּחַח] verb only
Niph`al Imperfect3masculine plural יִדַּ֫חוּ (Köi. 377) Jeremiah 23:12 they shall be thrust down, figurative, of wicked; read perhaps יִדָּח֫וּ, from דחה q. v.
דחן (√ of following; perhaps compare Arabic smoke arose, hence become dusky, dingy, inclining to black).