Hebrew · H5692, G5506

דְּרוֹר

An ashcake (as round ) · military officer

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עֻגָּה H5692 an ashcake (as round )
χιλίαρχος G5506 military officer
Pronunciation chilíarchos
Roman military tribune commanding a cohort of roughly one thousand soldiers; used more broadly for high-ranking officers.
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What does דְּרוֹר (deror) mean in the Bible?

עֻגָּה · χιλίαρχος is a Hebrew phrase meaning "a bird that darts rapidly through the air".

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What does עֻגָּה · χιλίαρχος mean in the Bible?

עֻגָּה · χιλίαρχος is a Hebrew phrase meaning "a bird that darts rapidly through the air".

How many biblical occurrences are listed for H5692, G5506?

H5692, G5506 is connected to 7 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.

Evidence Summary

Hebrew phrase. a bird that darts rapidly through the air

Strong's H5692, G5506
Lexical occurrences 7 verses

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a bird that darts rapidly through the air
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