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Hebrew:עירמם

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Replaced content with "Adjective, plur., masc.: * naked ({{Strong|5903}}) {{FinishedSpacesHypothesis}}"
Adjective, plur., masc.:
* naked ({{Strong|5903}})
 
==Spaces Hypothesis==
 
[[Hebrew:עי|עי]]+[[Hebrew:רמם|רמם]]:
 
Perfect, 3rd person, sing., masc.:
* was exalted ({{Strong|7426}})
 
Participle, sing., masc.:
* being exalted ({{Strong|7426}})
 
Perfect, 3rd person, sing., masc. + 3rd person plur. suffix:
* was high them ({{Strong|7311}})
* was raised them ({{Strong|7311}})
* was rotten them, was wormy them ({{Strong|7311}})
 
Participle, sing., masc. + 3rd person plur. suffix:
* being high them ({{Strong|7311}})
* being raised them ({{Strong|7311}})
* being rotten them, being wormy them ({{Strong|7311}})
 
Proper name, masc. + 3rd person plur. suffix:
* Ram (= "high" or "exalted") them ({{Strong|7410}})
 
==Spaces Hypothesis with prefixes==
 
[[Hebrew:רם|רם]]+[[Hebrew:מ|מ]]:
 
* ruin was high from
* ruin was raised from
* ruin was rotten from, ruin was wormy from
* ruin being high from
* ruin being raised from
* ruin being rotten from, ruin being wormy from
* ruin Ram (= "high" or "exalted") from
 
==Spaces Hypothesis with prefixes==
 
[[Hebrew:עי|עי]]+[[Hebrew:רם|רם]]+[[Hebrew:מ|מ]]:
 
* ruin was high from
* ruin was raised from
* ruin was rotten, ruin was wormy from
 
Participle, sing., masc.:
* ruin being high from
* ruin being raised from
* ruin being rotten from, ruin being wormy from
* ruin Ram (= "high" or "exalted") from
 
[[Hebrew:עירם|עירם]]+[[Hebrew:מ|מ]]:
 
Noun, sing., masc. with 3rd person plur. masc. suffix:
* their anguish from ({{Strong|5892}})
* their terror from ({{Strong|5892}})
* their city from ({{Strong|5892}})
* their watcher from ({{Strong|5894}})
* their angel from ({{Strong|5894}})
* their donkey from ({{Strong|5895}})
 
Adjective, sing., masc.:
* naked from ({{Strong|5903}})
 
Noun, sing., masc.:
* nakedness from ({{Strong|5903}})
 
Proper name, masc.:
* Iram ("belonging to a city") from ({{Strong|5902}})
{{FinishedSpacesHypothesis}}

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