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Strong's #3528 - כְּבָר
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- already, long ago, a great while
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2250) rbk (כבר KBR) AC: Multiply CO: Net AB: Abundance: Nets are used for catching an abundance of fish. [from: bk- from the stars as abundant]
V) rbk (כבר KBR) - Multiply: KJV (2): (vf: Hiphil, Participle) multiply - Strongs: H3527 (כָּבַר), H4342 (מַכְבִּיר)
Nm) rbk (כבר KBR) - Already: What has previously happened. [Unknown connection to root;] KJV (9): already, now - Strongs: H3528 (כְּבָר)
Nf1) erbk (כברה KBRH) - Sieve: As functioning as a net. KJV (1): sieve - Strongs: H3531 (כְּבָרָה)
am) rbkm (מכבר MKBR) - Coverlet: A netted cloth. KJV (1): cloth - Strongs: H4346 (מַכְבֵּר)
bm) ribk (כביר KBYR) - I. Net: II. Abundant:KJV (13): pillow, mighty, much, strong, most - Strongs: H3523 (כָּבִיר), H3524 (כַּבִּיר)
ef1) erbik (כיברה KYBRH) - Short: A short distance. [Unknown connection to root;] KJV (3): little - Strongs: H3530 (כְּבָרָה)
hm) rbkm (מכבר MKBR) - Grate: Appears as a net. KJV (6): grate - Strongs: H4345 (מִכְבָּר)
Jeff Benner, Ancient Hebrew Research Center Used by permission of the author.
כְּבָר pr. subst. length of space, continuance of time (see the root, No. 2). Hence
(1) [Chebar], pr.n. of a river in Mesopotamia, also called חָבוֹר (which see), Greek and Latin Chaboras. Ezekiel 1:3, 3:15, 23 Ezekiel 3:23, 10:15, 22 Ezekiel 10:22. This orthography of this name accords with the Syriac (ܟܒܰܪ, ܟܰܒܽܘܪ), while on the other hand חָבוֹר (خابور) agrees with the Arabic. Although each form affords a suitable etymology (חָבוֹר joining together, and כְּבָר length, a long, great river), yet I should regard the Aramean mode of spelling the name of a river in Mesopotamia, as the genuine and original.
(2) adv. already, long ago, formerly, now (längft). Ecclesiastes 1:10, 3:15 4:2 9:6,. (Syr. ܟܒܰܪ long ago, already).