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Noun, sing., masc.: (from [[Hebrew:אור|אור]])
Noun, sing., masc.: (from [[Hebrew:אור|אור]])
* to a light ({{Strong|216}})
* to a light ({{Strong|216}})
* for a light ({{Strong|216}})
* to make light (from infinitive)
* to make light (from infinitive)
* to a flame ({{Strong|217}})
* to a flame ({{Strong|217}})
* for a flame ({{Strong|217}})
* to Ur (proper name: city in southern Babylonia, city of the Chaldeans, centre of moon worship, home of Abraham's father, Terah, and departure point for the Abraham's migration to Mesopotamia and Canaan)
* to Ur (proper name: city in southern Babylonia, city of the Chaldeans, centre of moon worship, home of Abraham's father, Terah, and departure point for the Abraham's migration to Mesopotamia and Canaan)
* for Ur
* to electromagnetic radiation
* for electromagnetic radiation


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Latest revision as of 20:08, 9 November 2014

Noun, sing., masc.: (from אור)

  • to a light (Strong 216)
  • for a light (Strong 216)
  • to make light (from infinitive)
  • to a flame (Strong 217)
  • for a flame (Strong 217)
  • to Ur (proper name: city in southern Babylonia, city of the Chaldeans, centre of moon worship, home of Abraham's father, Terah, and departure point for the Abraham's migration to Mesopotamia and Canaan)
  • for Ur
  • to electromagnetic radiation
  • for electromagnetic radiation

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