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UBS Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew

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שַׁרְבִיט

Strong’s: H8275

Associated OET lemmas: שַׁרְבִיט

Authors: Reinier de Blois

Form 1

Part of speech: nsm

Sense 1: scepter

Semantic domains: Artifacts (001004001)

Definition: = a staff carried by kings as a symbol of their authority

EST 4:11: RV EST 4:11 · LV EST 4:11 · Read together EST 4:11

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OET-RV EST 4:11

11 “There’s a law about going to the king that applies to everyone in the kingdom, both men and women. If anyone goes into the inner courtyard of the palace, where the king can see them, and the king has not summoned them, that person will be executed. Only if the king holds out his golden scepter to them, then they will live. (Everyone in the whole empire knows this law.) The king hasn’t called for me in over a month, and if I go in without being summoned, I could be put to death.”

OET-LV EST 4:11

11 All_of the_servants_of the_king and_the_people_of the_provinces_of the_king are_knowing which/who every_of man and_woman who he_goes to the_king into the_court (the)_inner who not he_is_summoned is_one law_of_his to_put_to_death apart_except from_that he_holds_out to_him/it the_king DOM the_scepter_of the_gold and_he_will_live and_I not I_have_been_summoned to_go to the_king this thirty day[s].

EST 5:2: RV EST 5:2 · LV EST 5:2 · Read together EST 5:2

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OET-RV EST 5:2

2 As soon as the king noticed Ester standing there in the courtyard, he was very pleased to see her. So he held out his golden scepter to her and Ester came up to the throne and touched the top of the scepter.

OET-LV EST 5:2

2 And_he/it_was just_ the_king _as_saw DOM ʼEştēr the_queen standing in_court she_bore favour in_eyes_of_his and_ the_king _he_held_out to_ʼEştēr DOM the_scepter_of the_gold which in_his/its_hand and_ ʼEştēr _she_drew_near and_she_touched (in)_the_top_of the_scepter.
All 3 recorded passages for this sense

EST: RV EST 4:11 · RV EST 5:2 · RV EST 8:4 · LV EST 4:11 · LV EST 5:2 · LV EST 8:4 · Read together EST 4:11 · Read together EST 5:2 · Read together EST 8:4