Hebrew · H2931, H3807

טְמֵאִים הֵם לָכֶם

Foul in a religious sense · to bruise or violently strike

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טָמֵא H2931 foul in a religious sense
Pronunciation tame
Religious impurity that renders one unfit for worship, temple access, or covenant participation until purification
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כָּתַת H3807 to bruise or violently strike
Pronunciation kātat
Violent crushing or beating that reduces something to pieces, often with destructive finality
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What does טְמֵאִים הֵם לָכֶם (ṭĕmēʾîm hēm lāḵem) mean in the Bible?

טָמֵא · כָּתַת is a Hebrew phrase meaning "foul in a religious sense".

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What does טָמֵא · כָּתַת mean in the Bible?

טָמֵא · כָּתַת is a Hebrew phrase meaning "foul in a religious sense".

How many biblical occurrences are listed for H2931, H3807?

H2931, H3807 is connected to 105 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.

Evidence Summary

Hebrew phrase. foul in a religious sense

Strong's H2931, H3807
Lexical occurrences 105 verses

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foul in a religious sense
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