לְשַׁד
(Figuratively) vigor ; also a sweet or fat cake
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What does לְשַׁד (ləšaddî) mean in the Bible?
לְשַׁד (ləšaddî) is a Hebrew word meaning "(figuratively) vigor ; also a sweet or fat cake". (figuratively) vigor; also a sweet or fat cake BDB: juice Usage: fresh, moisture.
Meaning
Denotes vital essence or life-force—whether as bodily vigor/moisture or as rich sustenance metaphorically
(figuratively) vigor; also a sweet or fat cake BDB: juice Usage: fresh, moisture.
Grammatical Forms
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Biblical Occurrences
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