yaw-bashe'
a primitive root; to be ashamed, confused or disappointed;
also (as failing) to dry up (as water) or wither (as
herbage):--be ashamed, clean, be confounded, (make) dry (up),
(do) shame(-fully), X utterly, wither (away).
The field [07704] is wasted [07703], the land [0127] mourneth [056]; for the corn [01715] is wasted [07703]: the new wine [08492] is dried up [03001], the oil [03323] languisheth [0535].
Be ye ashamed [03001], O ye husbandmen [0406]; howl [03213], O ye vinedressers [03755], for the wheat [02406] and for the barley [08184]; because the harvest [07105] of the field [07704] is perished [06].
The vine [01612] is dried up [03001], and the fig tree [08384] languisheth [0535]; the pomegranate [07416] tree, the palm tree [08558] also, and the apple tree [08598], even all the trees [06086] of the field [07704], are withered [03001]: because joy [08342] is withered away [03001] from the sons [01121] of men [0120].
The seed [06507] is rotten [05685] under their clods [04053], the garners [0214] are laid desolate [08074], the barns [04460] are broken down [02040]; for the corn [01715] is withered [03001].seed: Heb. grains
The beasts [0929] of the field [07704] cry [06165] also unto thee: for the rivers [0650] of waters [04325] are dried up [03001], and the fire [0784] hath devoured [0398] the pastures [04999] of the wilderness [04057].