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תַּרְשִׁישׁ

Strong’s: H8658 · H8659

Associated OET lemmas: תַּרְשִׁישׁ

Authors: Reinier de Blois

Form 1

Part of speech: nsm

Sense 1: beryl

Semantic domains: Gemstones (001004001009)

Core domains: Nature (115); Value (186); Beauty (016)

Definition: = (semi-)precious stone, possibly kind of beryl, which is colorless in its pure form

EXO 28:20: RV EXO 28:20 · LV EXO 28:20 · Read together EXO 28:20

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OET-RV EXO 28:20

20 and in the last row, a yellow beryl, an onyx, and a green jasper. All those stones must be mounted in decorative gold settings,

OET-LV EXO 28:20

20 And_the_row the_fourth will_be_a_chrysolite and_an_onyx and_a_jasper set gold they_will_be in_settings_of_their.

EXO 39:13: RV EXO 39:13 · LV EXO 39:13 · Read together EXO 39:13

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OET-RV EXO 39:13

13 The fourth row had a yellow beryl, an onyx, and a green jasper. All the stones were mounted in decorative gold settings.

OET-LV EXO 39:13

13 And_the_row the_fourth was_a_chrysolite an_onyx and_a_jasper they_were_surrounded filigree_settings_of gold in_settings_of_their.
All 7 recorded passages for this sense

EXO: RV EXO 28:20 · RV EXO 39:13 · LV EXO 28:20 · LV EXO 39:13 · Read together EXO 28:20 · Read together EXO 39:13

SNG: RV SNG 5:14 · LV SNG 5:14 · Read together SNG 5:14

EZE: RV EZE 1:16 · RV EZE 10:9 · RV EZE 28:13 · LV EZE 1:16 · LV EZE 10:9 · LV EZE 28:13 · Read together EZE 1:16 · Read together EZE 10:9 · Read together EZE 28:13

DAN: RV DAN 10:6 · LV DAN 10:6 · Read together DAN 10:6

Form 2

Part of speech: np

Name meanings: beryl

Sense 1: Tarshish

Semantic domains: Names of Locations (003001010)

Definition: = town or region; ◄ probably located at the Iberian peninsula; described as inhabited by descendants of Javan, son of Japheth; ► famous for its commerce

Coordinates: -6.379340,36.952995

GEN 10:4: RV GEN 10:4 · LV GEN 10:4 · Read together GEN 10:4

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OET-RV GEN 10:4

4 Yavan’s sons were Elishah and Tarshish, and Kitim and Dodanim.

OET-LV GEN 10:4

4 And_the_sons of_Yāvān/(Javan) were_ʼElīshāˊh and_Tarshiysh Kittim and_Dodānīm.

KI1 10:22: RV KI1 10:22 · LV KI1 10:22 · Read together KI1 10:22

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OET-RV KI1 10:22

22 because the king had a fleet of ships that joined King Hiram’s fleet. Every three years the fleet would return bringing gold and silver, ivory, monkeys and baboons.

OET-LV KI1 10:22

22 If/because the_ship[s]_of Tarshiysh to/for_the_king on_sea with the_ship[s]_of Ḩīrām one_time to_three years it_came the_ship[s]_of Tarshiysh carrying_of (of)_gold and_silver ivori(es) and_monkeys and_peacocks.
All 22 recorded passages for this sense

GEN: RV GEN 10:4 · LV GEN 10:4 · Read together GEN 10:4

KI1: RV KI1 10:22 · RV KI1 22:48 · LV KI1 10:22 · LV KI1 22:49 · Read together KI1 10:22 · Read together KI1 22:48

CH1: RV CH1 1:7 · LV CH1 1:7 · Read together CH1 1:7

CH2: RV CH2 9:21 · RV CH2 20:36–37 · LV CH2 9:21 · LV CH2 20:36–37 · Read together CH2 9:21 · Read together CH2 20:36–37

PSA: RV PSA 48:7 · RV PSA 72:10 · LV PSA 48:8 · LV PSA 72:10 · Read together PSA 48:7 · Read together PSA 72:10

ISA: RV ISA 2:16 · RV ISA 23:1 · RV ISA 23:6 · RV ISA 23:10 · RV ISA 23:14 · RV ISA 60:9 · RV ISA 66:19 · LV ISA 2:16 · LV ISA 23:1 · LV ISA 23:6 · LV ISA 23:10 · LV ISA 23:14 · LV ISA 60:9 · LV ISA 66:19 · Read together ISA 2:16 · Read together ISA 23:1 · Read together ISA 23:6 · Read together ISA 23:10 · Read together ISA 23:14 · Read together ISA 60:9 · Read together ISA 66:19

JER: RV JER 10:9 · LV JER 10:9 · Read together JER 10:9

EZE: RV EZE 27:12 · RV EZE 27:25 · RV EZE 38:13 · LV EZE 27:12 · LV EZE 27:25 · LV EZE 38:13 · Read together EZE 27:12 · Read together EZE 27:25 · Read together EZE 38:13

JNA: RV JNA 1:3 · RV JNA 4:2 · LV JNA 1:3 · LV JNA 4:2 · Read together JNA 1:3 · Read together JNA 4:2

Sense 2: Tarshish

Semantic domains: Names of People (003001007)

Definition: = man; ◄ son of Bilhan; tribe of Benjamin

CH1 7:10: RV CH1 7:10 · LV CH1 7:10 · Read together CH1 7:10

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OET-RV CH1 7:10

10 Yedieael’s son was Bilhan. Bilhan’s sons were Ye’ush, Benyamin, Ehud, Kena’anah, Zeytan, Tarshish, and Ahishahar.

OET-LV CH1 7:10

10 And_the_sons of_Yədīˊₐʼēl were_Bilhān and_the_sons of_Bilhān Yəˊūsh/(Jeush) and_Binyāmīn and_ʼĒhūd and_Kənaˊₐnāh/(Chenaanah) and_Zēytān and_Tarshiysh and_ʼAḩīshāḩar.

Sense 3: Tarshish

Semantic domains: Names of People (003001007)

Definition: = man; ► adviser to king Ahasuerus (Xerxes) of Persia

EST 1:14: RV EST 1:14 · LV EST 1:14 · Read together EST 1:14

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Combined passage: org EST 1:13–14 (native EST 1:13–14; verse text cannot be split).

OET-RV EST 1:13-14

13-14 Eventually he discussed it with his close advisors who knew the law and could make good decisions. (These seven officials; Karshena, Shetar, Admata, Tarshish, Meres, Marsena and Memukan; were from various places. They advised the emperor personally, so were the most powerful officials in the empire.)

OET-LV EST 1:14

14 And_the_ones_close to_him/it were_Carshena Shethar Admatha Tarshiysh Meres Marsena Memucan the_seven_of the_officials_of Pāraş and_Māday who_saw_of (of)_the_face_of the_king who_sat foremost in_kingdom.