Hebrew root (lemma) ‘צֶפֶת’ (ʦefet)

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Have 1 use of Hebrew root (lemma) ‘צֶפֶת’ (ʦefet) in the Hebrew originals

2 CHR 3:15 וְ,הַ,צֶּפֶת (və, ha, ʦefet) C,Td,Ncmsa contextual morpheme glosses=‘and, the, capital’ morpheme glosses=‘and, the, capital’ OSHB 2 CHR 3:15 word 10

OET-LV: 15 and_he/it _made to_(the)_face _of/in _front _of/before the_house pillars two cubits thirty and_five length and_the_capital which was_on his/its_head was_cubits five. (CH2_3:15)

OET-RV: 15 At the front of the temple, he made two sixteen metre tall pillars which each had a ‘capital’ topping that was another two metres high. (CH2 3:15)

Lemmas with same root consonants as ‘צפת’ (ʦft)

It's possible that this might not have any actual semantic connection to the main root above—use with caution.

Have 1 use of Hebrew root (lemma) ‘צְפַת’ (ʦəfat) in the Hebrew originals

JDG 1:17 צְפַת (ʦəfat) Np contextual word gloss=‘Zephath’ possible glosses=‘Tsəfat / (Zephath)’ OSHB JDG 1:17 word 10

OET-LV: 17 And_ Yəhūdāh _he/it _went with Shimˊōn his/its_woman and_they _attacked DOM the_Kənaˊₐnī/(Canaanite)[s] who _was_dwelling Tsəfat/(Zephath) and_they _totally _destroyed it and_he/it _called DOM the _name _of the_city Ḩārəmāh. (JDG_1:17)

OET-RV: 17 Then the warriors of Yehudah and Simeon conquered the Canaanites living at Tsefat and destroyed the city. Now it’s called Hormah (which means ‘complete destruction’). (JDG 1:17)