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Bible Lexicons

Old Testament Hebrew Lexical DictionaryHebrew Lexicon

Strong's #5426 - נְתַר

Transliteration

nᵉthar

Phonetics

neth-ar'

Origin

corresponding to (H5425)

Parts of Speech

verb

TWOT

2881

Definition

Brown-Driver-Briggs
Strong

Brown-Driver-Briggs' Definition

to strip off
1. (Aphel) to strip off

Greek Equivalent Words:

Strong #: 1301 ‑ διατηρέω (dee‑at‑ay‑reh'‑o); 4741 ‑ στηρίζω (stay‑rid'‑zo); 4933 ‑ συντηρέω (soon‑tay‑reh'‑o); 1621 ‑ ἐκτινάσσω (ek‑tin‑as'‑so);

Frequency Lists

Book
Word

Verse Results

ASV (1)

Daniel 1

BSB (1)

Daniel 1

CSB (1)

Daniel 1

ESV (1)

Daniel 1

KJV (1)

Daniel 1

LEB (1)

Daniel 1

LSB (2)

Daniel 2

N95 (2)

Daniel 2

NAS (2)

Daniel 2

NLT (0)

The World English Bible
did not use
this Strong's Number

WEB (1)

Daniel 1

Ancient Hebrew Lexicon Definitions

2457) r t n (נתר NTR) AC: Release CO: Soda AB: ?: A chemical that releases gases. [from: tn- removing]

V) r t n (נתר NTR) - Release: [Hebrew and Aramaic] KJV (9): (vf: Paal, Hiphil, Piel) loose, move, leap, undo, make, drive, asunder, shake - Strongs: H5425 (נָתַר), H5426 (נְתַר)

N^m) r t n (נתר NTR) - Soda: KJV (2): nitre - Strongs: H5427 (נֶתֶר)

Brown-Driver-Briggs Expanded Definition

[נְתַר] verb Haph`el strip off (ᵑ7נְתַר fall off; Syriac

; Arabic

scatter; Assyrian našâru, diminish, shorten, Late Hebrew נָשַׁר fall off); — Imperative masculine plural אַתַּ֫רוּ (K^{§ 42} b)) Daniel 4:11 (accusative of leaves).

Gesenius' Hebrew and Chaldee Definition

נְתַר Ch. and Syr. to shake down, a leaf, the fruit of a tree; see Hebr. No. 2.

Aphel, to shake down (leaves), Daniel 4:11.

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List of Word Forms

אַתַּ֥רוּ אתרו ’at·ta·rū ’attarū atTaru