Quick Definition
plait
Strong's Definition
a succession, i.e. a string or (abstractly) order
Derivation: or תֹּר; from H8446 (תּוּר);
KJV Usage: border, row, turn.
TWOT Reference: 2500a
Outline of Biblical Usage
Septuagint (LXX) Greek Equivalents
This Hebrew word is translated by the following Greek words in the Septuagint:
STEPBible — Tyndale Abridged Hebrew Lexicon
תּוֹר (tor) — plait. 1) circlet, plait, turn (of hair or gold) 2) (CLBL) succession, order
UBS Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew
noun c
Birds
dove, pigeon = a bird with a blue-gray color with a pinkish sheen to the neck feathers and a black tip on its tail; lives in large colonies and eats mainly seeds; courts, mates, and has nests several times a year; nests on rock ledges; ◄ |iColumba livia|i*; ► used as food and for sacrifices; ≈ regarded as swift, docile, and innocent, but also as silly and senseless; associated with affection, fertility and sexuality because of its mating habits; the moaning sound this bird sometimes makes is associated with pain and suffering
GEN 15:9 · LEV 1:14 · LEV 5:7 · LEV 5:11 · LEV 12:6 · LEV 12:8 · LEV 14:22 · LEV 14:30 · LEV 15:14 · LEV 15:29 · NUM 6:10 · PSA 74:19 · SNG 2:12 · JER 8:7
noun m
noun m
noun m
Great
rank, distinction exact meaning unknown; possibly: = state in which humans have a relatively high status
noun m
Domestic Animals
head of cattle = large ruminant animal with horns and cloven hoofs, ► domesticated primarily for meat or milk, as a beast of burden, or for pulling a cart or a plow; a clean animal which can be eaten and sacrificed
EZR 6:9 · EZR 6:17 · EZR 7:17 · DAN 4:22 · DAN 4:29 · DAN 4:30 · DAN 5:21
1 1CH 17:17 NIV "exalted" NJPS "distinction" REB "embarked on a high career" GNT "great" CEV "important" | NJB "succession" = [1b] | RSV ESV = דֹּור
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Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew Lexicon
תּוֹר, תֹּר n.m. plait, turn base