shaw-kam'
a primitive root; properly, to incline (the shoulder to a
burden); but used only as denominative from 7926; literally,
to load up (on the back of man or beast), i.e. to start early
in the morning:--(arise, be up, get (oneself) up, rise up)
early (betimes), morning.
see Hebrew for [07926]
And they rose up early [07925] in the morning [01242], and the sun [08121] shone [02224] upon the water [04325], and the Moabites [04124] saw [07200] the water [04325] on the other side [05048] as red [0122] as blood [01818]:
And when the servant [08334] of the man [0376] of God [0430] was risen [06965] early [07925], and gone forth [03318], behold, an host [02428] compassed [05437] the city [05892] both with horses [05483] and chariots [07393]. And his servant [05288] said [0559] unto him, Alas [0162], my master [0113]! how shall we do [06213]?the servant: or, the minister
And it came to pass that night [03915], that the angel [04397] of the Lord [03068] went out [03318], and smote [05221] in the camp [04264] of the Assyrians [0804] an hundred [03967] fourscore [08084] and five [02568] thousand [0505]: and when they arose early [07925] in the morning [01242], behold, they were all dead [04191] corpses [06297].