Strong's H8389

OET-LV: 17 And_the_eyes_of Lēʼāh were_weak and_Rāḩēl she_was beautiful_of form and_beautiful_of appearance. (GEN 29:17)

OET-RV: 17 Le’ah had pretty eyes, but Rahel was extremely beautiful in every way. (GEN 29:17)

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OET-LV: 6 And_he_left all_of that to_him/it in_the_hand_of Yōşēf and_not he_knew with_him/it anything if/because (if) the_food which he was_eating and_he/it_was Yōşēf handsome_of form and_handsome_of appearance. (GEN 39:6)

OET-RV: 6 Potifar left all his belonging in Yosef’s charge, so much so that he didn’t have to think about anything else beyond what he wanted to eat.
 ¶ Now Yosef had developed into a well-built and handsome young man, (GEN 39:6)

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OET-LV: 18 And_BEHOLD/LO/SEE from the_River seven cows fat_of flesh and_good_looking_of form were_coming_up and_they_grazed among_reed[s]. (GEN 41:18)

OET-RV: 18 and then listen, up from the river came seven cows. They were well-fed and good-looking, and they grazed among the reeds. (GEN 41:18)

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OET-LV: 19 And_BEHOLD/LO/SEE seven cows another were_coming_up after_them weak and_displeasing_of form very and_thin_of flesh not I_have_seen like_them in_all the_land_of Miʦrayim/(Egypt) to_badness. (GEN 41:19)

OET-RV: 19 Then listen, seven other cows came up after them. They were in poor condition and very ugly and skinny—I haven’t seen cows that ugly anywhere in Mitsrayim (Egypt). (GEN 41:19)

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OET-LV: 11 And_you_will_see among_captive[s] a_woman_of beautiful_of form and_you_will_love (in)_her and_you_will_take_her to/for_yourself(m) to/for_(a)_woman. (DEU 21:11)

OET-RV: 11 and you notice an attractive woman that you’d like to take as a wife, (DEU 21:11)

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OET-LV: 18 And_he/it_said to Zeⱱaḩ and_near/to Tsalmunnāˊ where are_the_men whom you(pl)_killed at_Tāⱱōr and_they_said like_you like_them one was_like_the_appearance_of the_sons_of the_king. (JDG 8:18)

OET-RV: 18 Then Gid’on asked Zevah and Tsalmuna, “What were the men like that you killed at Tavor?”
 ¶ “They were just like you,” they replied. “They seemed like they could have been a king’s sons.” (JDG 8:18)

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OET-LV: 18 And_ one of_the_young_men _he_answered and_he/it_said HERE I_have_seen a_son of_Yishay/(Jesse) the_Bēyt- lehemite who_knows to_play and_a_mighty_man_of strength and_a_man_of war and_one_discerning_of message and_a_man_of form and_YHWH with_him/it. (SA1 16:18)

OET-RV: 18 Then one of his servants spoke up, “Listen, I’ve noticed one of the sons of Yishay (Jesse) in Beyt-Lehem (Bethlehem) who knows how to play. He’s also a very powerful warrior, as well as being good looking and wise in what he says. And Yahweh is with him.” (SA1 16:18)

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OET-LV: 3 And_name_of the_man was_Nāⱱāl and_name_of his/its_wife/woman was_ʼAⱱīgayil and_the_woman was_good_of insight and_beautiful_of form and_the_man was_hard and_evil_of deeds and_he mmm. (SA1 25:3)

OET-RV: 3 The man’s name was Naval, and his wife was Avigayil. The wife was wise and very good-looking, whereas the man (who was a Kalevi) was harsh and cruel. (SA1 25:3)

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OET-LV: 14 And_he/it_said to/for_her/it what appearance_of_is_his and_she/it_said a_man old is_coming_up and_he is_wrapped a_robe and_ Shāʼūl _he/it_knew if/because_that was_Shəmū^ʼēl it and_he_bowed_low face towards_land and_he_bowed_down. (SA1 28:14)

OET-RV: 14 “What does he look like?” he asked.
 ¶ “An old man’s appearing,” she said, “wearing a robe.”
 ¶ Sha’ul knew it was Shmuel, and he knelt down and bowed his face to the ground. (SA1 28:14)

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OET-LV: 6 And_not he_had_rebuked_him his/its_father from_days_of_his to_say why thus have_you_done and_also he was_good_of form very and_him someone_bore after ʼAⱱīshālōm. (KI1 1:6)

OET-RV: 6 Hagit had given birth to him after Avshalom (Absalom). He was a good-looker, but his father had never disciplined him or ever asked, “Why did you do that?” (KI1 1:6)

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OET-LV: 14 Just_as they_were_appalled on_you many_people so was_a_disfigurement_of from_man appearance_of_his and_form_of_his from_(the)_sons humankind. (ISA 52:14)

OET-RV: 14 Many people were horrified at you—his appearance was so disfigured
 ⇔ ≈ and his body was so disfigured that he no longer looked like a man. (ISA 52:14)

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OET-LV: 2 And_he/it_ascended like_shoot before_him and_like_root from_ground_of dryness not form to_him/it and_not splendour and_we_will_look_at_him and_not appearance and_we_will_desire_him. (ISA 53:2)

OET-RV: 2 He grew in front of him like a young plant,
 ⇔ ≈ and like a root out of the dry ground.
 ⇔ He had no fancy form or splendour to look at,
 ⇔ ≈ and his appearance didn’t attract us to him. (ISA 53:2)

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OET-LV: 16 An_olive_tree luxuriant beautiful_of fruit_of form YHWH he_called name_of_your to_sound/voice a_rainstorm great he_has_kindled a_fire on/upon_it(f) and_ branches_of_its _they_are_bad. (JER 11:16)

OET-RV: 16 Yahweh called you a luxuriant olive tree with beautiful, good-looking fruit.
 ⇔ ^ Now he’ll kindle a fire with a loud roar on its branches that have gone bad. (JER 11:16)

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OET-LV: 8 It_is_dark more_than_soot appearance_of_their not they_are_recognized in_streets skin_of_their it_has_shrivelled on bone_of_their dry it_has_become like_wood. (LAM 4:8)

OET-RV: 8 Blackness has darkened their form—they’re not even recognised in the streets.
 ⇔ Their skin has shrivelled on their bones—it’s become as dry and stiff as bark. (LAM 4:8)

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OET-LV: 7 And_he/it_was acting_as_guardian DOM Hₐdaşşāh that is_ʼEştēr the_daughter_of his_uncle_of_his if/because there_was_not to/for_her/it a_father and_a_mother and_the_young_woman was_beautiful_of form and_good_of appearance and_at_the_death_of her_father_of_her and_mother_of_her he_took_her Mordəkay to_him/it to_a_daughter. (EST 2:7)

OET-RV: 7 ⇔Now Mordekai was taking care of his cousin, who was an orphan. When her father and mother had died, Mordekai had adopted her as his own daughter. Her Hebrew name was Hadasah, and her Persian name was Ester. Ester was now a young woman and she was exceptionally attractive. (EST 2:7)

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