Hebrew · H3206, G3813

Yeled

Something born , i.e. a lad or offspring · child

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יֶלֶד H3206 something born , i.e. a lad or offspring
Pronunciation yeled
Denotes human offspring from infancy through youth; emphasizes biological origin and dependent status rather than age specificity
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παιδίον G3813 child
Pronunciation paidíon
Diminutive form emphasizing youth and innocence; used metaphorically for spiritual immaturity or dependence on God.
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What does yeled (yeled) mean in the Bible?

יֶלֶד · παιδίον is a Hebrew phrase meaning "child, son, offspring".

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What does יֶלֶד · παιδίον mean in the Bible?

יֶלֶד · παιδίον is a Hebrew phrase meaning "child, son, offspring".

How many biblical occurrences are listed for H3206, G3813?

H3206, G3813 is connected to 90 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.

Evidence Summary

Hebrew phrase. child, son, offspring

Strong's H3206, G3813
Lexical occurrences 90 verses

Source Gloss

child, son, offspring
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