What does נׇכְרִי · ἀλλότριος mean in the Bible?
נׇכְרִי · ἀλλότριος is a Hebrew phrase meaning "foreigner, outsider, unknown person".
Hebrew · H5237, G245
נָכְרִי
Strange , in a variety of degrees and applications ( foreign , non-relative , adulterous , different , wonderful ) · another’s
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נׇכְרִי H5237 strange , in a variety of degrees and applications ( foreign , non-relative , adulterous , different , wonderful )
Pronunciation nokĕriy
Denotes the fundamentally "other"—from foreign nationals to adulterous lovers to divine wonders—marking exclusion or transgression.
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ἀλλότριος G245 another’s
Pronunciation allótrios
Denotes what belongs to another person or is foreign/alien, emphasizing outsider status or estrangement.
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What does נָכְרִי (nokri) mean in the Bible?
נׇכְרִי · ἀλλότριος is a Hebrew phrase meaning "foreigner, outsider, unknown person".
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How many biblical occurrences are listed for H5237, G245?
H5237, G245 is connected to 46 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.
Evidence Summary
Hebrew phrase. foreigner, outsider, unknown person
Strong's H5237, G245
Lexical occurrences 46 verses Source Gloss
foreigner, outsider, unknown person
Grammatical Forms
How this word appears across different grammatical cases and numbers.
Word Origins
נָכְרִי is built from this root:
נֶכֶר H5235
Sources
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