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Bible Lexicons
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Strong's #8651 - תְּרַע
- Brown-Driver-Briggs
- Strong
- gate, door
- door
- gate
- court
- Book
- Word
did not use
this Strong's Number
2862) ros (סהאהר ShAhR) AC: ? CO: Gate AB: ?: The entrance into the city as well the activities carried out there such as marketing and judging.
V) ros (סהאהר ShAhR) - Reason: To think in the sense of splitting open and entering as a gate. KJV (1): (vf: Paal) think - Strongs: H8176 (שָׁעַר)
Nm) ros (סהאהר ShAhR) - I. Gate:[Hebrew and Aramaic] II. Sh KJV (375): gate, city, door, port, porter, mouth - Strongs: H8179 (שַׁעַר), H8180 (שַׁעַר), H8651 (תְּרַע), H8652 (תָּרָע)
gm ) rofs (סהואהר ShWAhR) - Gatekeeper: KJV (37): porter, doorkeeper - Strongs: H7778 (שֹׁעֵר)
Jeff Benner, Ancient Hebrew Research Center Used by permission of the author.
תְּרַע Ch. i.q. שַׁעַר.
(1) a gate, mouth, as of a furnace, Daniel 3:26.
(2) the gate of the king, i.e. the royal court, as being surrounded by a wall, into which there was only one entrance, Daniel 2:49 comp. שַׁעַר Esther 2:19. Arab. باب, Turk. قبو Kapu, used of the court of the Chalifs and Turkish emperors, αἱ θύραι, used of the Persian court, Xenoph. Cyrop., i. 3 § 2, viii. 3 § 2, 11, and vi. § 7. (Syr. ܬܰܪܥܙܳ, Arab. تُرْعَةُ entrance, door. To this answers Sanscr. dvara, whence both the Gr. θύρα, and Lat. fores. Pers. در).
