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Friday, November 22nd, 2024
the Week of Proper 28 / Ordinary 33

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Bible Lexicons

Old Testament Hebrew Lexical DictionaryHebrew Lexicon

Strong's #5364 - נִקְפָּה

Transliteration

niqpâh

Phonetics

nik-paw'

Origin

from (H5362)

Parts of Speech

feminine noun

TWOT

1416a

Definition

Brown-Driver-Briggs
Strong

Brown-Driver-Briggs' Definition

tether, rope, encircling rope

Greek Equivalent Words:

Strong #: 4979 ‑ σχοινίον (skhoy‑nee'‑on);

Frequency Lists

Book
Word

Verse Results

ASV (1)

Isaiah 1

BSB (1)

Isaiah 1

CSB (1)

Isaiah 1

ESV (1)

Isaiah 1

KJV (1)

Isaiah 1

LEB (1)

Isaiah 1

LSB (1)

Isaiah 1

N95 (1)

Isaiah 1

NAS (1)

Isaiah 1

NLT (0)

The
did not use
this Strong's Number

WEB (1)

Isaiah 1

Ancient Hebrew Lexicon Definitions

2435) p q n (נקפ NQP) AC: Encircle CO: Circle AB: ?: [from: pq]

V) p q n (נקפ NQP) - Encircle: To go around to enclose or go about. KJV (19): (vf: Paal, Hiphil, Piel) compass, round, about, destroy, down, inclose, kill, round - Strongs: H5362 (נָקַף)

e^f1) e p q i n (ניקפה NYQPH) - Rope: Used to encircle the waist. KJV (1): rent - Strongs: H5364 (נִקְפָּה)

g^m) p q f n (נוקפ NWQP) - Circling: The going around the tree beating it to drop the fruit. KJV (2): shaking - Strongs: H5363 (נֹקֶף)

Brown-Driver-Briggs Expanded Definition

נִקְמָּה noun feminine encircling rope (of captive), תַּחַת חֲגוֺרָה נִקְמָּה Isaiah 3:24.

נקק (√ of following compare Ethiopic rima, fissura Di⁶⁴⁵; Late Hebrew נָקִיק (rare) cleft of rock).

Gesenius' Hebrew and Chaldee Definition

נִקְפָּה f. a rope, bound round a female slave or captive for a girdle. LXX. σχοινίον. Vulg. funiculus. Luther, lofes d. i. fchlechtes Band, Isaiah 3:24.

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List of Word Forms

נִקְפָּה֙ נקפה nikPah niq·pāh niqpāh