UBS Hebrew Dictionary Article

Form 1

Part of speech: np

Sense 1: Kareah

Semantic domains: Names of People (003001007)

Definition: = man; ► father of Johanan, an army officer of Judah, supporter of Gedaliah, the Babylonian appointed Governor of Jerusalem, during the time of the exile

Show passage in OET: KI2 25:23

OET-RV KI2 25:23

23 When all the army captains and their men heard that the Babylonian king had appointed Gedalyah, they came to Gedalyah at Mitspah. This was Netanyah’s son Yishmael (Ishmael), Kareah’s son Yohanan, Tanhumet’s son Serayah the Netofati, and the Ma’akati’s son Ya’azanyah, along with their men.

OET-LV KI2 25:23

23 And_ all _of the _commanders _of the _armies they and_the_men _they _heard if/because _that the _king _of Bāⱱel he _had _appointed DOM Gədal^yāh and_they _came to Gədal^yāh (the)_Miʦpāh and_Yishmāˊ^ʼēl/(Ishmael) the _son _of Nətan^yāh and_Yōḩānān/(Johanan) the _son _of Qārēaḩ and_Sərā^yāh the _son _of Tanḩumet the_Nəţofātī and_Yaʼₐzan^yāh/(Jaazaniah) the _son _of the_Maˊₐkātī they and_men _of_their.

Show passage in OET: JER 40:8

OET-RV JER 40:8

8 So they went to Gedalyah at Mitspah. Those who went were Netanyah’s son Yishmael (Ishmael), Kareah’s sons Yohanan and Yonatan (Jonathan), Tanhumet’s son Serayah, the sons of Ofay the Netofati, and Ma’akati’s son Yezanyah, and their men.

OET-LV JER 40:8

8 And_they _came to Gədal^yāh to_(the)_Miʦpāh and_Yishmāˊ^ʼēl/(Ishmael) the _son _of Nətan^yāh and_Yōḩānān/(Johanan) and_Yōnātān/(Yəhōnātān/(Jonathan)) the _sons _of Qārēaḩ and_Sərā^yāh the _son _of Tanḩumet and_the _sons of _ˊŌfay/(Ephai) the_Nəţofātī and_Yəzan^yāh/(Jezaniah) the _son _of the_Maˊₐkātī they and_men _of_their.

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All 14 recorded passages for this sense

KI2: OET KI2 25:23

JER: OET JER 40:8 · OET JER 40:13 · OET JER 40:15–16 · OET JER 41:11 · OET JER 41:13–14 · OET JER 41:16 · OET JER 42:1 · OET JER 42:8 · OET JER 43:2 · OET JER 43:4–5

UBS Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew

קָרֵחַ

Form 1

Sense 1: Kareah