Unni (Hastings' Dictionary)

1. The name of a Levitioal family of musicians, 1 Cli IS'" (H 'EXtunjX, K 'MX, A 'Ayl, Luc. "Ai-ai-faj) > (BS 'fii-ei, A 'Avayl, Luc. 'Ayaylas). 2. See Unno. UNNO {Sis KHhibh, followed by RV; but ^frt 'i;; Unni (so AV, cf. 1 Ch IS"-)).— The name of a family of Levites that returned with Zerubbalicl, Neh 12'« (U.\ om., {{"••"J '\aui, Luc. 'la^of). Guthe would read D'jv', which he finds repre8ente<l by the aKKpovorro of Lucian, taking the 'lavai of the latter to be a doublet of this word, and dropping Bakbukiau as an explanatory gloss derived from II". UNRIGHT WU 12" 'To whom thou might««t shew that thy judgment is not unright' (Sri oi5« doUus (Kpivas, liV ' that thou didst not judge un- righteously'). We find 'unright' ioi unrigfUeous also in Tindale, as Pent. (Mombert's ed.), p. cxxviii, ' A m»is, a kynde of Giauntes, and the worde signilieth crooked, unright, or weaked.' More common, however, is the subst. ' unright ' for unrighteousness, wrong; thus Tindale's Peni. Gn le'' (ed. 1530), ' Thou dost me unrighte ' (changed in 1535 ed. into, 'The wrong I sull're be on thy head'); Dt 25"* 'All th.at doo unri<'ht are aboua- nacion unto the Lord.' J. Hastings.