Hebrew · H8398, G3625

Tebel

The earth (as moist and therefore inhabited); by extension, the globe ; by implication, its inhabitants ; specifically, a particular land , as Babylonia, Palestine · world

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תֵּבֵלH8398the earth (as moist and therefore inhabited); by extension, the globe ; by implication, its inhabitants ; specifically, a particular land , as Babylonia, Palestine
Pronunciationtēbēl
Earth conceived as habitable and sustaining life, emphasizing moisture and fertility rather than mere geography.
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οἰκουμένηG3625world
Pronunciationoikouménē
The inhabited world as actually occupied by people, not merely earth as geographical territory
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What does tebel (tebel) mean in the Bible?

תֵּבֵל · οἰκουμένη is a Hebrew phrase meaning "inhabited world".

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What does תֵּבֵל · οἰκουμένη mean in the Bible?

תֵּבֵל · οἰκουμένη is a Hebrew phrase meaning "inhabited world".

How many biblical occurrences are listed for H8398, G3625?

H8398, G3625 is connected to 36 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.

Evidence Summary

Hebrew phrase. inhabited world

Strong'sH8398, G3625
Lexical occurrences36 verses

Source Gloss

inhabited world
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