Strong's H2951

טִפְסַר (ṭiphçar) n-m (tif-sar')
Source: of foreign derivation;
Meaning: a military governor
KJV: captain.

Associated OET lemmas: טִפְסָר

UBS dictionary entries sharing a lemma or Strong’s identifier: טִפְסָר (H2951)

Brown, Driver, Briggs lexicon entry

i.bi.ab

† טִפְסָר n.[m.] scribe, marshal

Recorded in 2 verses, in OET book order.

OET-LV: 27 Lift _up a _standard on _the_earth blow a _trumpet among_nations consecrate on/upon_it(f) nations summon on/upon_it(f) the _kingdoms _of ʼArāraţ Minniy and_ʼAshkənaz appoint on/upon_it(f) an_official bring _up horse[s] like_locust[s] bristly. (JER 51:27)

OET-RV: 27 Lift up a banner over the earth.
⇔ ≈ Blow the trumpet across the nations.
⇔ Call the nations to attack it: Ararat, Mini, and Ashkenaz.
⇔ Appoint a commander to attack it.
⇔ Bring in horses like swarming locusts. (JER 51:27)

OET-LV: 17 Courtiers _of_your are_like_locust and_officials_of_your are_like_a _locust _of locust[s] which_encamp in_walls in/on_day coldness the_sun it _rises and_it _flees and_not place _of_its where_are_they it _is _known. (NAH 3:17)

OET-RV: 17 Your many guards are like locusts,
⇔ and you have a swarm of officials.
⇔ On a cold morning they settle on the walls,
⇔ but when the sun rises they fly away
⇔ to some place that nobody knows about. (NAH 3:17)

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