Hebrew · H5509, G4634

סִיגִים

Scoria · Feast|Festival of Booths

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סִיגH5509scoria

Pronunciationsīgīm

Metallic waste that moves or recedes from pure ore; metaphor for moral worthlessness or rejection.

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σκηνοπηγίαG4634Feast|Festival of Booths

Pronunciationskēnopēgía

Seven-day Jewish harvest festival celebrating wilderness wandering; commemorates God's provision during exodus.

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What does סִיגִים (sigim) mean in the Bible?

סִיג · σκηνοπηγία is a Hebrew phrase meaning "impurities or waste material removed from metal during refinement".

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What does סִיג · σκηνοπηγία mean in the Bible?

סִיג · σκηνοπηγία is a Hebrew phrase meaning "impurities or waste material removed from metal during refinement".

How many biblical occurrences are listed for H5509, G4634?

H5509, G4634 is connected to 9 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.

Evidence Summary

Hebrew phrase. impurities or waste material removed from metal during refinement

Strong'sH5509, G4634

Lexical occurrences9 verses

Source Gloss

impurities or waste material removed from metal during refinement

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