Hebrew · H6780, G395

צֶמַח

A sprout (usually concrete), literal or figurative · east

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צֶמַח H6780 a sprout (usually concrete), literal or figurative
Pronunciation tsemaḥ
Growth emerging from the ground; applied figuratively to Messiah as davidic heir sprouting from Jesse's line.
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ἀνατολή G395 east
Pronunciation anatolḗ
Rising of the sun; the direction where light appears, not merely geographic location.
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What does צֶמַח (tsemach) mean in the Bible?

צֶמַח · ἀνατολή is a Hebrew phrase meaning "a shoot or sprout growing from a plant, symbolizing new life from an existing root".

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What does צֶמַח · ἀνατολή mean in the Bible?

צֶמַח · ἀνατολή is a Hebrew phrase meaning "a shoot or sprout growing from a plant, symbolizing new life from an existing root".

How many biblical occurrences are listed for H6780, G395?

H6780, G395 is connected to 12 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.

Evidence Summary

Hebrew phrase. a shoot or sprout growing from a plant, symbolizing new life from an existing root

Strong's H6780, G395
Lexical occurrences 12 verses

Source Gloss

a shoot or sprout growing from a plant, symbolizing new life from an existing root
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