gaw-nab'
a primitive root; to thieve (literally or figuratively); by
implication, to deceive:--carry away, X indeed, secretly
bring, steal (away), get by stealth.
And on this manner [01697] did [06213] Absalom [053] to all Israel [03478] that came [0935] to the king [04428] for judgment [04941]: so Absalom [053] stole [01589] the hearts [03820] of the men [0582] of Israel [03478].
And the people [05971] gat [0935] them by stealth [01589] that day [03117] into the city [05892], as people [05971] being ashamed [03637] steal away [01589] when they flee [05127] in battle [04421].
And, behold, all the men [0376] of Israel [03478] came [0935] to the king [04428], and said [0559] unto the king [04428], Why have our brethren [0251] the men [0376] of Judah [03063] stolen thee away [01589], and have brought [05674] the king [04428], and his household [01004], and all David's [01732] men [0582] with him, over Jordan [03383]?
And David [01732] went [03212] and took [03947] the bones [06106] of Saul [07586] and the bones [06106] of Jonathan [03083] his son [01121] from the men [01167] of Jabesh–gilead [01568] [03003], which had stolen [01589] them from the street [07339] of Beth–shan [01052], where the Philistines [06430] had hanged [08518] [08511] them, when [03117] the Philistines [06430] had slain [05221] Saul [07586] in Gilboa [01533]: