עֲנָקִי

I. עֲנָק noun [masculine] neck, only in epithet of people בְּנֵי הָעֲנָק long-necked (tall) men, early giant people about Hebron and in Philistia, Ενακ, Εναχ, Jos 15,14 (JE) = Dom 1,20, without article 4 Mos 13,33 (JE), 5 Mos 9,2 also ׳יְלִדַי הָע 4 Mos 13,22; 4 Mos 13,28; Jos 15,14 (all J E); called also עֲנָקִים long-necks, Ενακειμ, Jos 14,12; Jos 14,15 (JE), Jos 11,21; Jos 11,22 (D), 5 Mos 2,10; 5 Mos 2,11; 5 Mos 2,21 + Jer 47,5 (read עֲנָקִים for ᵑ0 עִמְקָם), and perhaps 1 Kron 12,16 (see עֵמֶק near the end); בְּנֵי עֲנָקִים 1 Kron 1,28 (ᵐ5 γίγαντες, compare 4 Mos 13,33), 4 Mos 9,2 עֲנָק later (erroneously) as eponymous ancestor of Anakim Jos 15,13 = עֲנוֺק Jos 21,11 (both P). — See especially Mey^{ZAW i (1881), 139} GFM^{Dom 1,10. 20} Che^{Ency. Bib. ANAK}.