Hebrew · H5509, G696

סִיגִים

Scoria · silver (the metal, in the articles or coin)

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סִיג H5509 scoria
Pronunciation sīgīm
Metallic waste that moves or recedes from pure ore; metaphor for moral worthlessness or rejection.
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ἄργυρος G696 silver (the metal, in the articles or coin)
Pronunciation árgyros
Silver as precious metal valued for currency, ornament, and idolatry rather than mere material substance.
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What does סִיגִים (sigim) mean in the Bible?

סִיג · ἄργυρος is a Hebrew phrase meaning "impure residue from metal refining".

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What does סִיג · ἄργυρος mean in the Bible?

סִיג · ἄργυρος is a Hebrew phrase meaning "impure residue from metal refining".

How many biblical occurrences are listed for H5509, G696?

H5509, G696 is connected to 9 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.

Evidence Summary

Hebrew phrase. impure residue from metal refining

Strong's H5509, G696
Lexical occurrences 9 verses

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impure residue from metal refining
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