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* Ham ({{Strong|2526}}) | * Ham ({{Strong|2526}}) | ||
It is widely accepted that Ham is the ancestor of Negroid race, and so this word may mean "black people". | |||
{{FinishedSpacesHypothesis}} | {{FinishedSpacesHypothesis}} | ||
Latest revision as of 09:40, 2 November 2014
Noun, sing., masc.:
- father-in-law (Strong 2524)
- heat (Strong 2527)
Adjective, sing., masc.:
- hot, warm (Strong 2525)
Proper name, masc.:
- Ham (Strong 2526)
Proper name, loc.:
- Ham (Strong 2526)
It is widely accepted that Ham is the ancestor of Negroid race, and so this word may mean "black people".
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