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Saturday, December 21st, 2024
the Third Week of Advent

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Bible Lexicons

Old Testament Hebrew Lexical DictionaryHebrew Lexicon

Strong's #7168 - קְרָעִים

Transliteration

qeraʻ

Phonetics

keh'-rah

Origin

from (H7167)

Parts of Speech

masculine noun

TWOT

2074a

Definition

Brown-Driver-Briggs
Strong

Brown-Driver-Briggs' Definition

rag, torn pieces of garment or fabric

Greek Equivalent Words:

Strong #: 4485 ‑ ῥῆγμα (hrayg'‑mah);

Frequency Lists

Book
Word

Verse Results

ASV (2)

1 Kings 2

BSB (3)

1 Kings 2

2 Kings 1

Proverbs 1

CSB (4)

1 Kings 2

2 Kings 1

Proverbs 1

ESV (4)

1 Kings 2

2 Kings 1

Proverbs 1

KJV (4)

1 Kings 2

2 Kings 1

Proverbs 1

LEB (4)

1 Kings 2

2 Kings 1

Proverbs 1

LSB (4)

1 Kings 2

2 Kings 1

Proverbs 1

N95 (4)

1 Kings 2

2 Kings 1

Proverbs 1

NAS (4)

1 Kings 2

2 Kings 1

Proverbs 1

NLT (0)

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

WEB (4)

1 Kings 2

2 Kings 1

Proverbs 1

Ancient Hebrew Lexicon Definitions

2734) o r q (קראה QRAh) AC: Tear CO: Piece AB: ?: The tearing of a cloth into pieces.

V) o r q (קראה QRAh) - T (vf: Paal, Niphal) |kjv: rent, tear, rend, cut - Strongs: H7167 (קָרַע)

N^m ) o r q (קראה QRAh) - Piece: A torn piece of cloth. KJV (4): piece, rag - Strongs: H7168 (קְרָעִים)

Brown-Driver-Briggs Expanded Definition

[קֶ֫רַע] noun masculine^{1 Kings 11:30} torn piece of garment, rag; — plural קְרָעִים 1 Kings 11:30 he tore it into twelve pieces, 1 Kings 11:31; 2 Kings 2:12; rags Proverbs 23:31 (sign of poverty).

Gesenius' Hebrew and Chaldee Definition

קְרָעִים m., pl. torn pieces of cloth, 1 Kings 11:30, 31 1 Kings 11:31; Proverbs 23:21.

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List of Word Forms

וּ֝קְרָעִ֗ים וקרעים קְרָעִ֑ים קְרָעִֽים׃ קרעים קרעים׃ keraIm qə·rā·‘îm qərā‘îm ū·qə·rā·‘îm ukeraIm ūqərā‘îm