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* soul, breathing animal, living being ({{Strong|5315}}) <i>([[User:Victor Porton|Victor Porton]] who conceived [http://endofgospel.org/online/whatis.xhtml the idea that the Greek word for "soul" (psyche) means a warranty for God-made things] doubts that this Hebrew word has the same sense as the word psyche)</i> | * soul, breathing animal, living being ({{Strong|5315}}) <i>([[User:Victor Porton|Victor Porton]] who conceived [http://endofgospel.org/online/whatis.xhtml the idea that the Greek word for "soul" (psyche) means a warranty for God-made things] doubts that this Hebrew word has the same sense as the word psyche)</i> | ||
{{ | Participle, sing., masc.: | ||
* breathing ({{Strong|5314}}), NIPAL) | |||
* taking breath, refreshing oneself ({{Strong|5314}}), NIPAL) | |||
* scattered ({{Strong|6335}}), NIPAL) | |||
Participle: | |||
* breathing, refreshing oneself ({{Strong|5314}}), NIPAL) | |||
* being scattered ({{Strong|6335}}), NIPAL) | |||
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Latest revision as of 07:26, 16 November 2014
Noun, sing., masc.:
- soul, breathing animal, living being (Strong 5315) (Victor Porton who conceived the idea that the Greek word for "soul" (psyche) means a warranty for God-made things doubts that this Hebrew word has the same sense as the word psyche)
Participle, sing., masc.:
- breathing (Strong 5314), NIPAL)
- taking breath, refreshing oneself (Strong 5314), NIPAL)
- scattered (Strong 6335), NIPAL)
Participle:
- breathing, refreshing oneself (Strong 5314), NIPAL)
- being scattered (Strong 6335), NIPAL)
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