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פִּשְׁתֶּה (pishteh) n-f (pish-teh')
Source: from the same as H6580 as in the sense of comminuting;
Meaning: linen (i.e. the thread, as carded)
KJV: flax, linen.
Associated OET lemmas: פֵּשֶׁת
UBS dictionary entries sharing a lemma or Strong’s identifier: פֵּשֶׁת (H6593, H6594)
q.dy.ad
† [פֵּ֫שֶׁת] n.[m.] flax, linen
Recorded in 15 verses, in OET book order.
OET-LV: 47 And_the_clothing if/because it_will_be in_him/it a_plague_of a_serious_disease in_clothing_of wool or in_clothing_of linen(s). (LEV 13:47)
OET-RV: 47 When a piece of clothing has a mould growing on it, whether it’s made of wool or linen, (LEV 13:47)
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OET-LV: 48 Or in_warp or in_woof of_linen(s) and_of_wool or in_a_hide or in_all work_of hide. (LEV 13:48)
OET-RV: 48 or whether it’s something woven from wool or linen, or something made from leather, (LEV 13:48)
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OET-LV: 52 And_he_will_burn DOM the_garment or DOM the_warp or DOM the_woof in_wool or in_linen(s) or DOM every_of (the)_article_of (the)_hide which it_will_be in_him/it the_plague if/because is_a_serious_disease malignant it with_fire it_will_be_burnt. (LEV 13:52)
OET-RV: 52 The owner must burn the piece of clothing or equipment that contains the infection because it’s contagious, so it must be completely burnt up. (LEV 13:52)
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OET-LV: 59 This is_the_legal_procedure_of the_plague_of the_serious_disease_of the_clothing_of (the)_wool or of_(the)_linen(s) or the_warp or the_woof or every_of article_of hide to_declare_it_pure or to_declare_it_unclean. (LEV 13:59)
OET-RV: 59 The above are the regulations concerning any growth on a piece of woollen or linen clothing or fabric, or any leather article, to pronounce it ‘clean’ or ‘unclean’. (LEV 13:59)
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OET-LV: 11 Not you_will_wear mixed_stuff wool and_linen(s) together. (DEU 22:11)
OET-RV: 11 Don’t wear clothes with a mix of wool and linen. (DEU 22:11)
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OET-LV: 6 And_she she_had_taken_them_up to_the_roof and_she_had_hidden_them among_the_flax(es)_of the_tree which_had_been_arranged to/for_her/it on the_roof. (JOS 2:6)
OET-RV: 6 (But actually she had taken them up onto her flat roof and hidden them in bundles of flax that were drying there.) (JOS 2:6)
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OET-LV: 14 He was_coming to Leḩī and_the_Pəlishtiy they_shouted to_meet_him and_it_rushed on/upon/above_him/it the_spirit_of YHWH and_ the_ropes which were_on arms_of_his _they_became like_flax(es) which people_have_burnt with_fire and_ fetters_of_his _they_dropped_off from_under hands_of_his. (JDG 15:14)
OET-RV: 14 When they’d taken him as far as Lehi, the Pelishtim shouted triumphantly when they saw him. Then Yahweh’s spirit rose in Shimshon and the ropes around his arms just seemed as weak as burnt flax stalks when he simply snapped them off him. (JDG 15:14)
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OET-LV: 7 If/because mother_of_their she_has_prostituted_herself the_one_of_who_conceived_them she_has_acted_shamefully if/because she_said I_will_go after lovers_of_my who_give_of food_of_(of)_my and_water_of_my wool_of_my and_flax_of_my oil_of_my and_drinks_of_my. (HOS 2:7)
OET-RV: 5 because their mother has dabbled in prostitution—
⇔ ≈ the woman who conceived them has acted shamefully.
⇔ Yes, she had said, “I’ll go after my lovers,
⇔ who give me my bread and my water,
⇔ ≈ my wool and my flax,
⇔ ≈ and my oil and my drink.” (HOS 2:5)
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OET-LV: 11 For_so/thus/hence I_will_return and_I_will_take grain_of_my at_its_appropriate_of_time and_my_new_of_wine at_its_appointed_of_time and_I_will_take_away wool_of_my and_flax_of_my to_cover DOM nakedness_of_her. (HOS 2:11)
OET-RV: 9 Therefore I’ll take my grain back in its time,
⇔ ≈ and my new wine in its season.
⇔ I’ll take away my wool and my flax
⇔ → that were used to cover her nakedness. (HOS 2:9)
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OET-LV: 13 She_seeks wool and_flax(es) and_she_worked in_the_delight_of her_hands_of_her. (PRO 31:13)
OET-RV: 13 She searches for wool and flax,
⇔ and works eagerly with her hands. (PRO 31:13)
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OET-LV: 9 And_ those_who_work_of flax(es) combed and_those_who_weave white_cloth _they_will_be_ashamed. (ISA 19:9)
OET-RV: 9 Flax workers will be ashamed,
⇔ as will those who weave white cloth. (ISA 19:9)
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OET-LV: 13 Thus YHWH he_said to_me go and_you_will_buy for_yourself a_loincloth_of linen(s) and_you_will_put_it on loins_of_your and_in_water not you_must_cause_it_to_go. (JER 13:1)
OET-RV: 13 Yahweh told me this: Go and buy yourself a linen loincloth and put it on, but don’t let it get near water. (JER 13:1)
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OET-LV: 3 And_he_brought me to_(to) and_BEHOLD/LO/SEE a_man appearance_of_his was_like_the_appearance_of bronze and_a_cord_of linen(s) in_his/its_hand and_the_reed_of (the)_measurement and_he was_standing in_gate. (EZE 40:3)
OET-RV: 3 and he took me there. Then wow, there was a man standing in the city gateway who looked like bronze! He was holding a linen cord and a measuring rod. (EZE 40:3)
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OET-LV: 17 And_it_was when_come_they into the_gates_of the_courtyard (the)_inner clothes_of linen(s) they_will_be_clothed and_not it_will_go_up on_them wool when_serve_they at_the_gates_of the_courtyard (the)_inner and_to_the_inside. (EZE 44:17)
OET-RV: 17 When they come to the gates of the inner courtyard, they’ll have to dress in linen clothing, because they mustn’t wear wool inside the courtyard gates or in the temple. (EZE 44:17)
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OET-LV: 18 Turbans_of linen(s) they_will_be on head_of_their and_undergarments_of linen(s) they_will_be on loins_of_their not they_will_gird_themselves with_sweat. (EZE 44:18)
OET-RV: 18 They must wear linen turbans on their heads and linen underclothes around their waists. They mustn’t dress in clothing that makes them sweat. (EZE 44:18)
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