Hebrew · H6833, G4765

צִפּוֹר

A little bird (as hopping) · a little sparrow

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צִפּוֹר H6833 a little bird (as hopping)

Pronunciation ṣipwōr

Small bird characterized by hopping motion; used figuratively for vulnerability and divine care in Psalms

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στρουθίον G4765 a little sparrow

Pronunciation strouthíon

Diminutive form emphasizing the sparrow's littleness, used to illustrate God's care for the insignificant

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What does צִפּוֹר (tsippor) mean in the Bible?

צִפּוֹר · στρουθίον is a Hebrew phrase meaning "a small bird known for quick and restless flight".

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What does צִפּוֹר · στρουθίον mean in the Bible?

צִפּוֹר · στρουθίον is a Hebrew phrase meaning "a small bird known for quick and restless flight".

How many biblical occurrences are listed for H6833, G4765?

H6833, G4765 is connected to 40 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.

Evidence Summary

Hebrew phrase. a small bird known for quick and restless flight

Strong's H6833, G4765

Lexical occurrences 40 verses

Source Gloss

a small bird known for quick and restless flight

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