https://www.logos.com/product/166823/theological-dictionary-of-the-old-testament-volume-xvi
No rush.
Late last October a forum member highlighted it, and that night a prepub appeared. Pretty fast!
Apparently it's been available since last November on Amazon. The preview below is from the Kindle version, but is extensive:
https://www.amazon.com/16-Theological-Dictionary-Old-Testament/dp/0802872816#reader_B07L6XFN9S
I want it, primarily to match up against the HALOT aramaic volume. Per the TDOT-16 intro, they tracked the Biblical aramaic (almost all), but life is life.
"God will save his fallen angels and their broken wings He'll mend."
Although this volume is not particularly useful for me, I put in an order a while back to complete the collection.
Bragging rights?
Brag away!
I accidentally saw it yesterday, and traced it back. Presumed possibly others may have not seen it.
Granted TDOT is 'Old Testament', today's purchase on the Targums and the NT could already benefit from a wider aramaic-word-theology coverage.
Lee: Although this volume is not particularly useful for me, I put in an order a while back to complete the collection. Bragging rights?
Ditto. I hate incomplete collections, but I hate buying stuff in collections I don't use just to complete the collection even more. Almost. (I'm glad I'm not a philatelist. I'd never catch up.) Several commentary sets put me in the same situation, but I'm gaining strength to just say "No".