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רְבִיעִי

Strong’s: H7243

Associated OET lemmas: רְבִיעִי

Other spellings: רְבִיעִית

Notes: Passage: OET JER 28:1
HOTTP-A RSV NIV NJPS NJB NRSV GNT CEV | REB הראשׁנה "first"

Authors: Reinier de Blois

Form 1

Part of speech: aj

Related lemmas: רבע

Sense 1: fourth

Semantic domains: Quantity (002001001042); Frequency (002001003009)

Core domains: Quantity (138)

Definition: = state in which a countable entity is the fourth in a range

Show passage in OET: GEN 1:19

OET-RV GEN 1:19

19 Then evening came, and later morning came, and that was the end of the fourth day.

OET-LV GEN 1:19

19 And_he/it _was evening and_he/it _was morning a _day fourth.

Show passage in OET: GEN 2:14

OET-RV GEN 2:14

14 The third river was named Hidekel, and it flowed east of the Ashur (Assyria) region, and then the fourth river was named Perat (Euphrates).

OET-LV GEN 2:14

14 And_name _of the_river the_third is_Tigris it the_(one)_going the _east _of ʼAshshūr and_the_river the_fourth it is_the_Pərāt.

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All 44 recorded passages for this sense

GEN: OET GEN 1:19 · OET GEN 2:14 · OET GEN 15:16

EXO: OET EXO 28:20 · OET EXO 39:13

LEV: OET LEV 19:24

NUM: OET NUM 7:30 · OET NUM 29:23

JOS: OET JOS 19:17

JDG: OET JDG 19:5

SA2: OET SA2 3:4

KI1: OET KI1 6:1 · OET KI1 6:37

KI2: OET KI2 10:30 · OET KI2 15:12 · OET KI2 18:9

CH1: OET CH1 2:14 · OET CH1 3:2 · OET CH1 3:15 · OET CH1 8:2 · OET CH1 12:10 · OET CH1 23:19 · OET CH1 24:8 · OET CH1 24:23 · OET CH1 25:11 · OET CH1 26:2 · OET CH1 26:4 · OET CH1 26:11 · OET CH1 27:7

CH2: OET CH2 20:26

EZR: OET EZR 8:33

JER: OET JER 25:1 · OET JER 28:1 · OET JER 36:1 · OET JER 39:2 · OET JER 45:1 · OET JER 46:2 · OET JER 51:59 · OET JER 52:6

EZE: OET EZE 1:1 · OET EZE 10:14

DAN: OET DAN 11:2

ZEC: OET ZEC 6:3 · OET ZEC 8:19

Sense 2: a fourth (part)

Semantic domains: Divide (002003001006)

Core domains: Quantity (138)

Definition: = state in which an entity is one out of four equal parts

Show passage in OET: EXO 29:40

OET-RV EXO 29:40

40 ⇔With the morning lamb, also offer 2kg of finely-ground wheat flour mixed with a litre of pressed olive oil and a litre of wine.

OET-LV EXO 29:40

40 And_a _tenth fine _flour mixed with_oil pressed (the)_fourth _part _of (the)_hin and_a _drink _offering (the)_fourth _of (the)_hin wine for_lamb the_one.

Show passage in OET: LEV 23:13

OET-RV LEV 23:13

13 and the associated grain offering will be two kilograms of fine wheat flour mixed with olive oil. That will be a gift to Yahweh with a pleasing aroma, and the associated drink offering will be a litre of wine.

OET-LV LEV 23:13

13 And_its _grain _of_offering will _be_two _of tenths fine _flour mixed with_oil a _fire _offering to/for_YHWH an _odour _of soothing and_its _drink _of_offering will _be_wine (the)_fourth _of (the)_hin.

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All 9 recorded passages for this sense

EXO: OET EXO 29:40

LEV: OET LEV 23:13

NUM: OET NUM 15:4–5 · OET NUM 28:5 · OET NUM 28:7 · OET NUM 28:14

NEH: OET NEH 9:3

EZE: OET EZE 48:20

Sense 3: four-sided, rectangular, square, with four indents

Semantic domains: Shape (002001001048)

Core domains: Quantity (138)

Definition: exact meaning unsure; possibly: = state in which the jambs of an entrance consist of four visible elements, which could mean that it had four visible sides, or that its frame consisted of four indentations

Show passage in OET: KI1 6:33

OET-RV KI1 6:33

33 He made the doorposts for the main temple entrance with olive wood,

OET-LV KI1 6:33

33 And_thus/so/as _follows he _made for_the _entrance _of the _temple doorposts _of wood(s)_of olive from_with a _fourth _of.

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