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כָּסָה (kâçâh) v (kaw-saw')
Source: a primitive root;
Meaning: properly, to plump, i.e. fill up hollows; by implication, to cover (for clothing or secrecy)
KJV: clad self, close, clothe, conceal, cover (self), (flee to) hide, overwhelm. Compare
Displaying only every 10th verse out of 149:
JER 3:25
OET-LV: 25 Let_us_lie_down in_shame_of_our and_let_it_cover_us disgrace_of_our if/because to/for_YHWH god_of_our we_have_sinned we and_ancestors_of_our since_youth(s)_of_our and_unto the_day the_this and_not we_have_listened to_the_voice_of YHWH god_of_our. (JER_3:25)
OET-RV: 25 ◙ (JER 3:25)
GEN 24:65
OET-LV: 65 And_she/it_said to the_servant who the_man this who_is_walking in_the_field to_meet_us and_he/it_said the_servant he my_master and_she/it_took the_veil and_she_covered_herself. (GEN_24:65)
OET-RV: 65 asking the slave, “Who’s that man out in the countryside who’s coming to meet us?”
¶ “He’s my master,” the slave replied, so she took the veil and covered herself. (GEN 24:65)
KI1 7:42
OET-LV: 42 And_DOM the_pomegranates four hundred(s) for_the_two_of the_networks two_of rows pomegranates for_network (the)_one to_cover DOM the_two_of the_bowls_of the_capitals which were_on the_face_of the_pillars. (KI1_7:42)
OET-RV: 42 the four hundred pomegranates with each pillar having two strings of one hundred of them placed over them, (KI1 7:42)
JOB 22:11
OET-LV: 11 Or darkness not you_will_see and_an_abundance_of water it_will_cover_you. (JOB_22:11)
OET-RV: 11 or darkness so you can’t see,
⇔ and a flood of water covers you. (JOB 22:11)
NUM 4:11
OET-LV: 11 And_over the_altar_of the_gold they_will_spread_out a_covering_of violet_stuff and_they_will_cover DOM_him/it with_a_covering_of skin_of dolphin and_they_will_put_in DOM poles_of_its. (NUM_4:11)
OET-RV: 11 Then the must spread a blue cloth over the gold incense altar, and cover that again with fine leather, and then put its poles through the rings. (NUM 4:11)
EZE 24:7
OET-LV: 7 If/because blood_of_its in_the_midst_of_of_it it_was on bareness_of rock it_put_it not it_poured_it_out on the_earth/land to_cover on/upon/above_him/it dust. (EZE_24:7)
OET-RV: 7 because the blood the city shed is all the way through its centre. It displayed the blood on a flat rock to be easily seen, rather than pouring it out on the ground where it could be covered over with dust, (EZE 24:7)
PRO 12:16
OET-LV: 16 A_fool in_the_day it_is_known anger_of_his and_one_who_conceals shame is_sensible. (PRO_12:16)
OET-RV: 16 A fool’s anger is made known straightaway,
⇔ ^ but a sensible person overlooks being disrespected. (PRO 12:16)
JNA 3:8
OET-LV: 8 And_let_them_cover_themselves sackcloth(s) the_humankind and_the_livestock and_let_them_call_out to god with_force and_let_them_turn_back everyone from_way_of_his (the)_evil and_from the_violence which is_in_palms_of_their. (JNA_3:8)
OET-RV: 8 Both people and livestock should just wear sacks, and they should use their strength to cry out to God and they should turn away from the evil and violent things they have been doing. (JNA 3:8)
EZE 12:6
OET-LV: 6 To_eyes_of_their on a_shoulder you_will_lift_it_up in_darkness you_will_bring_it_out face_of_your you_will_cover and_not you_will_see DOM the_earth/land if/because a_sign I_have_made_you to_the_house_of Yisrāʼēl/(Israel). (EZE_12:6)
OET-RV: 6 While they’re watching, lift your things up onto your shoulder, and bring them out in the darkness. Cover your face, because you mustn’t see this land, since I’ve made you into a sign for the Israeli people.” (EZE 12:6)
LEV 3:14
OET-LV: 14 And_he_will_present from_him/it present_of_his a_fire_offering to/for_YHWH DOM the_fat which_covers DOM the_entrails and_DOM all_of the_fat which is_on the_entrails. (LEV_3:14)
OET-RV: 14 From that peace offering, he must present the fat as a gift to Yahweh, along with the fat covering the innards and which is part of the innards, (LEV 3:14)
ECC 6:4
OET-LV: 4 If/because in_futility it_came and_in_darkness it_will_go and_in_darkness his/its_name it_is_covered. (ECC_6:4)
OET-RV: 4 because that child came for no reason
⇔ and it went in darkness, and its name will be covered in darkness. (ECC 6:4)
EXO 28:42
OET-LV: 42 And_make to/for_them undergarments_of linen to_cover the_flesh_of nakedness from_the_hips and_unto the_thighs they_will_be. (EXO_28:42)
OET-RV: 42 Make underwear out of linen to cover their bare flesh from the waist to the thighs— (EXO 28:42)
MAL 2:13
OET-LV: 13 and_this second_thing you(pl)_do to_cover tear[s] DOM the_altar_of YHWH weeping and_groaning from_there_is_not still turning to the_offering and_taking pleasure from_hand_of_your(pl). (MAL_2:13)
OET-RV: 13 Secondly, you cover Yahweh’s altar with tears from all your weeping and groaning because he still ignores your offerings and won’t accept what you all bring to him. (MAL 2:13)
LEV 4:8
OET-LV: 8 And_DOM all_of the_fat_of the_bull_of the_sin_offering he_will_lift_up from_him/it DOM the_fat which_covers over the_entrails and_DOM all_of the_fat which is_on the_entrails. (LEV_4:8)
OET-RV: 8 Then the high priest must remove all the fat from the bull being offered as a sin offering, including the fat covering the innards and which is a part of the innards, (LEV 4:8)
KI1 11:29
OET-LV: 29 and_he/it_was at_time (the)_that and_Yārāⱱəˊām he_had_gone_out from_Yərūshālam/(Jerusalem) and_he_found ʼAḩiyyāh DOM_him/it the_Shilōnī the_prophet on_way and_he was_covering_himself with_a_cloak new and_the_two_of_of_them they_alone were_in_country. (KI1_11:29)
OET-RV: 29 One time when Yarave’am was away from Yerushalem, the prophet Ahiyah the Shilonite met him on the road. He was wearing a brand-new a new cloak, and there was just the two by themselves in the countryside. (KI1 11:29)
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