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רֶכֶב

Strong’s: H7393

Associated OET lemmas: רֶכֶב

Notes: Passage: OET ISA 22:6
{A:MT} {A:HOTTP}-A {A:NJB} רֶכֶב אָדָם "manned chariots" ({A:NIV} charioteers); {A:REB} רֶכֶב אֲרָם "chariots of Aram"; {A:RSV} {A:NRSV} "chariots"

Authors: Reinier de Blois

Form 1

Part of speech: nsm

Related lemmas: רכב

Sense 1: upper millstone

Semantic domains: Tools (001004001017)

Core domains: Crafts (027); Food (069)

Definition: = upper stone of two stones ► that are used to grind grain into flour; the grain was placed on the stationary bottom stone, and the top stone was pressed down on top of the grain and scraped back and forth

Further resources: Realia:5.10

Show passage in OET: DEU 24:6

OET-RV DEU 24:6

6 If someone borrows money, the lender mustn’t take their millstone for grinding grain as a pledge, because they need it to stay alive.

OET-LV DEU 24:6

6 Not anyone_will_take_as_pledge a_hand-mill and_an_upper_grinding_stone if/because a_life it is_taking_as_pledge.
Show passage in OET: JDG 9:53

OET-RV JDG 9:53

53 but a woman threw an upper millstone down onto Avimelek’s head and it crushed his skull.

OET-LV JDG 9:53

53 And_ a_woman one _she_threw a_mill-stone_of an_upper_mill-stone on the_head_of ʼAⱱīmelek and_she_crushed DOM skull_of_his.

Jump to OET DEU 24:6 section.

Jump to OET JDG 9:53 section.

All 3 recorded passages for this sense

DEU: OET DEU 24:6

JDG: OET JDG 9:53

SA2: OET SA2 11:21

Form 2

Part of speech: nsm

Related lemmas: רכב

Sense 1: chariot

Semantic domains: Vehicles (001004001019)

Core domains: Journey (092)

Definition: = open vehicle with two or four wheels, pulled by one or more horses; ◄ made of wood and iron; ► used in war or for travelling

Further resources: Realia:2.15

Show passage in OET: EXO 14:6

OET-RV EXO 14:6

6 Then he hitched up his chariot and took his army with him.

OET-LV EXO 14:6

6 And_he_harnessed DOM chariot_of_his and_DOM people_of_his he_took with_him/it.
Show passage in OET: KI1 20:25

OET-RV KI1 20:25

25 Then gather an army like the one that was defeated, with as many horses and chariots as you had. Then we’ll fight them on the plain and we’ll be sure to defeat them.”
 ¶ Ben-Hadad took their advice and put the plan into action.

OET-LV KI1 20:25

25 And_you(ms) you_will_muster to/for_yourself(m) an_army like_army which_fell from_DOM_you and_a_horse like_horse and_chariotry like_chariotry and_let_us_fight them on_ground if not we_will_be_strong from_them and_he/it_listened to_voice_of_their and_he/it_made thus.

Jump to OET EXO 14:6 section.

Jump to OET KI1 20:25 section.

All 11 recorded passages for this sense

EXO: OET EXO 14:6

KI1: OET KI1 20:25 · OET KI1 22:35 · OET KI1 22:38

KI2: OET KI2 2:11 · OET KI2 9:21 · OET KI2 9:24 · OET KI2 10:16

CH2: OET CH2 35:24

SNG: OET SNG 1:9

JER: OET JER 51:21

Sense 2: chariotry

Semantic domains: Vehicles (001004001019)

Core domains: Journey (092)

Definition: = a group of chariots, usually owned by one single person

Further resources: Realia:2.15

Synonyms: גַּלְגַּל · צָב

Show passage in OET: GEN 50:9

OET-RV GEN 50:9

9 There were chariots as well as soldiers mounted on horses so it was a very large procession.

OET-LV GEN 50:9

9 And_he/it_ascended with_him/it both chariotry as_well_as horsemen and_he/it_was the_company numerous very.
Show passage in OET: EXO 14:7

OET-RV EXO 14:7

7 He took 600 of the best chariots as well as all the other Mitsri (Egyptian) chariots and officers to supervise them.

OET-LV EXO 14:7

7 And_he/it_took six hundred(s) chariot[s] chosen and_all/each/any/every the_chariotry_of Miʦrayim and_officers were_over of_it_of_all.

Jump to OET GEN 50:9 section.

Jump to OET EXO 14:7 section.

All 87 recorded passages for this sense

GEN: OET GEN 50:9

EXO: OET EXO 14:7 · OET EXO 14:9 · OET EXO 14:17–18 · OET EXO 14:23 · OET EXO 14:26 · OET EXO 14:28 · OET EXO 15:19

DEU: OET DEU 11:4 · OET DEU 20:1

JOS: OET JOS 11:4 · OET JOS 17:16 · OET JOS 17:18 · OET JOS 24:6

JDG: OET JDG 1:19 · OET JDG 4:3 · OET JDG 4:7 · OET JDG 4:13 · OET JDG 4:15–16 · OET JDG 5:28

SA1: OET SA1 8:12 · OET SA1 13:5

SA2: OET SA2 1:6 · OET SA2 8:4 · OET SA2 10:18

KI1: OET KI1 1:5 · OET KI1 9:19 · OET KI1 9:22 · OET KI1 10:26 · OET KI1 16:9 · OET KI1 20:1 · OET KI1 20:21 · OET KI1 20:25 · OET KI1 22:31–33

KI2: OET KI2 2:12 · OET KI2 5:9 · OET KI2 6:14–15 · OET KI2 6:17 · OET KI2 7:6 · OET KI2 7:14 · OET KI2 8:21 · OET KI2 10:2 · OET KI2 13:7 · OET KI2 13:14 · OET KI2 18:24 · OET KI2 19:23

CH1: OET CH1 18:4 · OET CH1 19:6–7 · OET CH1 19:18

CH2: OET CH2 1:14 · OET CH2 8:6 · OET CH2 8:9 · OET CH2 9:25 · OET CH2 12:3 · OET CH2 16:8 · OET CH2 18:30–32 · OET CH2 21:9

PSA: OET PSA 20:7 · OET PSA 68:17

ISA: OET ISA 22:6–7 · OET ISA 31:1 · OET ISA 36:9 · OET ISA 37:24 · OET ISA 43:17 · OET ISA 66:20

JER: OET JER 17:25 · OET JER 22:4 · OET JER 46:9 · OET JER 47:3 · OET JER 50:37

EZE: OET EZE 23:24 · OET EZE 26:7 · OET EZE 26:10

DAN: OET DAN 11:40

NAH: OET NAH 2:3–4 · OET NAH 2:13

ZEC: OET ZEC 9:10

Sense 3: chariot horses

Semantic domains: Domestic Animals (001001002001002)

Definition: = horses ► used for pulling chariots

Further resources: Realia:2.15

Show passage in OET: CH1 18:4

OET-RV CH1 18:4

4 David captured 1,000 chariots, 7,000 horsemen, and 20,000 foot-soldiers from him. And David hamstrung all but one hundred of the chariot horses.

OET-LV CH1 18:4

4 And_ Dāvid _he_captured from_him/it one_thousand chariot[s] and_seven_of thousand(s) horsemen and_twenty thousand man on_foot and_ Dāvid _he_hamstrung DOM all_of the_chariotry and_he_left from_him/it one_hundred chariot[s].

Jump to OET CH1 18:4 section.

Sense 4: riders

Semantic domains: People (001001002003)

Definition: = people ► riding a horse or donkey

Show passage in OET: PSA 76:7

OET-RV PSA 76:6

6 At your rebuke, God of Ya’akov (Jacob),
 ⇔ both rider and horse fell asleep.

OET-LV PSA 76:7

7  From_rebuke_of_your Oh_god_of Yaˊₐqoⱱ and_chariot and_horse was_sleeping.
Show passage in OET: ISA 21:7

OET-RV ISA 21:7

7 When he sees a rider or a pair of horses, or someone riding a camel or a donkey, he must pay attention—very careful attention.

OET-LV ISA 21:7

7 And_he_will_see a_rider a_pair_of horses a_rider_of a_donkey a_rider_of a_camel and_he_will_pay_attention attentiveness greatness_of attentiveness.

Jump to OET PSA 76:6 section.

Jump to OET ISA 21:7 section.

All 4 recorded passages for this sense

PSA: OET PSA 76:6

ISA: OET ISA 21:7 · OET ISA 21:9

EZE: OET EZE 39:20