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נָפָה (nâphâh) n-f (naw-faw')
Source: from H5130 in the sense of lifting;
Meaning: a sieve
KJV: border, coast, region, sieve.
Associated OET lemmas: נָפָה
UBS dictionary entries sharing a lemma or Strong’s identifier: נָפָה (H5299)
Recorded in 4 verses, in OET book order.
OET-LV: 2 And_near/to the_kings who were_from_the_north_of in_country and_in_ˊArāⱱāh south_of Kinneret and_in_Shephelah and_on_the_heights_of Dōr from_the_west. (JOS 11:2)
OET-RV: 2 as well as the kings from the hill country in the north and in the rift valley plains south of Lake Galil, and in the lowlands and in the heights of Dor in the west, (JOS 11:2)
Jump to OET JOS 11:2 section.
OET-LV: 23 The_king_of Dōr of_the_height_of of_Dōr one the_king_of Gōy of_Gilgāl one. (JOS 12:23)
OET-RV: 23 the king of Dor of Nafoth Dor, the king of Goyim in Gilgal, (JOS 12:23)
Jump to OET JOS 12:23 section.
OET-LV: 11 Ben-_of ʼAⱱīnādāⱱ all_of the_height_of Dōr Ţāfat the_daughter_of Shəlomoh/(Solomon) she_became for_him/it to/for_(a)_woman. (KI1 4:11)
OET-RV: 11 Ben-Avinadav (who was married to Shelomoh’s daughter Tafat) in Nafat-Dor, (KI1 4:11)
Jump to OET KI1 4:11 section.
OET-LV: 28 And_breath_of_his is_like_a_torrent overflowing to the_neck it_reaches for_shaking nations in_a_sieve_of worthlessness and_a_halter which_misleads on the_jaws_of peoples. (ISA 30:28)
OET-RV: 28 His breath is like a rushing river that comes up to the neck,
⇔ to sift the nations in a sieve that separates out worthlessness,
⇔ and with a bridle in the people’s jaws to lead them astray. (ISA 30:28)
Jump to OET ISA 30:28 section.
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