עֲדֶן (ˊₐden) — still / so far

Form 1

Part of speech: ab

Sense 1: still, so far

Semantic domains: Endure (002002003001)

Definition: = a period of time stretching from an unspecified moment in the past until the present, and about which it is uncertain whether it will continue or not

Show passage in OET: ECC 4:2

OET-RV ECC 4:2

2 So I praised those who were dead—who’ve already died,
⇔ more than the living—those who are still alive.

OET-LV ECC 4:2

2 And_ I _I _commended DOM the _dead_people who_already they _had _died more _than the_living who they were_alive pleasure_still.

Show passage in OET: ECC 4:3

OET-RV ECC 4:3

3 But better than both of them, is the one who hasn’t yet lived—
⇔ who hasn’t seen the evil things that are being done in this world.

OET-LV ECC 4:3

3 And_good more_than _of_both _of _them DOM one_who still not he _has _been one_who not he _has _seen DOM the_activity (the)_evil which it _is _done under the_sun.

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UBS Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew

עֲדֶן

Form 1

Sense 1: still, so far