Genesis 36:29 — Hebrew Word by Word

Word Parts

Breakdown unavailable for this word. Dictionary form: אֵלֶּה · ale-LEH

Vowels & Accents

Grammar Pdxcp

Noun — Common, plural plural — usually add "-s"

	Speech Noun Type Common Number Plural
	Speech Pronoun Type Demonstrative Number Plural

In English

In the KJV here: these

these ×407 and these ×70 of these ×31 those ×26 are these ×21 now these ×21 these things ×7 in these ×6

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these — Most common modern rendering; use for nearby or just-listed items.

those — Use when referencing items more distant in context.

these things — Adds slight emphasis when referencing a list or concepts.

such — Use when אֵלֶּה has a qualitative or categorical sense.

the following — Useful when introducing an enumerated list ahead.

Brown-Driver-Briggs (BDB)

BDB424 H428

אֵ֫לֶּה ( Rabb אֵלּוּ, Aramaic אִלֵּין, & compd. with and in , ) pronoun plural masculine & feminine these, in usage the plural of זֶה.
a. Gen 2:4 & often: in apposition to a substantive with a pronominal suffix (always without the article) Exod 9:14 (read with Hi. אֵלֶּה בְּךָ for אֶללִֿבְּךָ) Exod 10:1 אֹתֹתַי אֵלֶּה these my signs, Exod 11:8; Deut 11:18; 1Kgs 8:59; 1Kgs 10:8; 1Kgs 22:23; 2Kgs 1:13; Jer 31:21; Ezra 2:65; Neh 6:14 in the genitive 2Kgs 6:20; Isa 47:9; Deut 18:12; Ps 15:5 and after כל Gen 14:3 + often Standing alone in a neuter sense, these things (rare in best prose, & not very common in poetry), with עָשָׂה Deut 18:12; Deut 22:5; Deut 25:16; 2Sam 23:17; 2Sam 23:22; Ps 15:5 +; with other verbs Ezra 9:1; Isa 44:21; Isa 47:7; Jer 13:22; Hos 14:10; Ps 42:5; Ps 50:21; Ps 107:43; Job 8:2 with אֶתֿ Num 15:13; Isa 48:14 with כָּלֿ Judg 13:23; Isa 66:2 +; see also some of the cases with prepositions below
d. אלה may point indifferently to what follows, Gen 6:9; Gen 10:1; Gen 25:7; Gen 25:12; Gen 25:13; Ps 42:5 or to what has preceded, Gen 9:19; Gen 10:20; Gen 10:31; Gen 10:32; Gen 25:4; Lev 21:14; Lev 22:22; Ps 15:5 = such as these (τοιαῦτα), Ps 73:12; Job 18:21.
b. repeated, אלהו֗֗֗אלה, these . . . those Deut 27:13; Josh 8:22; Isa 49:12 (3 t.) Ps 20:8 +.
c. with the art. (but only after a substantive determined likewise by the article) הָאֵלֶּה Gen 15:1 + often.

**in Josh 17:9 עָרִים הָאֵלֶּה, read הֶעָרִים, compare Josh 17:12; Josh 19:8; Josh 19:16; Josh 19:31; Josh 19:48, etc.
d. with prepositions: בְּאֵלֶּה Lev 25:54; Lev 26:23; 1Kgs 22:11 (7 t.), בָּאֵלֶּה 1Sam 16:10; 1Sam 17:39 לְאֵלֶּה Lev 11:24 (4 t), לָאֵלֶּה 1Kgs 22:17 (5 t.); מֵאֵלֶּה Gen 9:19 (16 t.); עַד אֵלֶּה Lev 26:18 עַלאֵֿלֶּה on account of these things Isa 57:6; Isa 64:11; Jer 5:9 and elsewhere; כְּאֵלֶּה Job 16:2; Jer 10:16 = Jer 51:19, כָּאֵלֶּה Gen 27:46; Lev 10:19 (things like these, so Isa 66:8; Jer 18:13) Num 28:24 P (compare Ezek 45:25) 2Kgs 25:17 = Jer 52:22, כְּמוֺאֵֿלֶּה Job 12:3.

BDB9303 H459 H1836 H428

אִלֵּין (אִלֵּן Dan 2:44; Dan 6:7) demonstrative pronoun plural these (plural of דְּנָה, q. v.: Palmyrene אלן (Lzb^{264 Eph. i. 343, 345} Cooke²⁶); ᵑ7 אילין; Mandean עלין (Nö^{M 89 f.}); Talmud (with emphatic hâ prefixed, W^CG:109) הָאִלֵּין: see further below Biblical Hebrew אֵלֶּה, and add Egyptian Aramaic אלו Cooke²⁶); — these, only Daniel: Dan 2:40 דִּי מְרָעַע כָּלֿ, נִלֵּין, vDan 2:44 כָּלאִֿלֵּן מַלְכְוָתָא, Dan 6:3 אֲחַדְֵַּרְפְּנַיָּא אִלֵּין (so v.Dan 6:7), Dan 7:17 אִלֵּיץ חֵיוָתָא.

Strong's Definition H428

these, those, things, this, them, …

ʾēlle

these or those

these

used before antecedent

Variations 24 forms of this word

Translations 104 English renderings

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Word Parts

אַלּוּפֵ֣י

Root word duke, dukes, guide, friends, governors, …

Dictionary form: אַלּוּף · al-LOOP

Vowels & Accents

Hebrew Alephbet

Grammar Ncmpc

Noun — Common, masculine plural, construct state plural — usually add "-s"; "___ of …" — bound to the next word

אַלּוּפֵי

Speech Noun Type Common Gender Masculine Number Plural State Construct

In English

In the KJV here: are the dukes that came of

duke ×42 are the dukes that came of ×4 also and the dukes ×1 among their dukes ×1 and duke ×1 and the governors ×1 are the dukes ×1 are the dukes of ×1

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chief — Broad, neutral term for a tribal or clan leader.

clan leader — Emphasizes tribal/familial social structure context.

chieftain — Slightly more formal; suits warrior or ruling figures.

guide — Modernizes KJV 'guide'; use for relational/mentor sense.

close friend — Modernizes KJV 'chief friends'; for intimate relationship contexts.

governor — Use when administrative authority is in focus.

Brown-Driver-Briggs (BDB)

BDB503 H441

I. אַלּוּף adjective tame — ׳א absolute Mic 7:5 +; construct Prov 2:17 +; suffix אַלּוּפֵי Ps 55:14 plural אַלֻּפִים Jer 13:21 suffix אַלֻּפֵינוּ Ps 144:14, etc.; —

1. tame, docile, כֶּבֶשׂ אַלּוּף a docile (gentle) lamb Jer 11:19.

2. noun masculine friend, intimate Ps 55:14 (|| מְיֻדָּע) Mic 7:5 (|| רֵעַ) Prov 16:28; Prov 17:9; Jer 13:21 of a woman's husband נְעוּרֶיהָ ׳א Prov 2:17 figurative of ׳י as husband of Judah, id., Jer 3:4.

3. i. q. I. אֶלֶף; אַלּוּפֵינוּ מְסֻבָּלִים Ps 144:14 (i.e. cows).

BDB506 H441

II. אַלּוּף noun masculine^{1Chr 1:51} chief, chiliarch (denominative from II. אֶלֶף see Di Gen 36:15) — ׳א absolute Gen 36:15 +; plural construct אַלּוּפֵי (אַלֻּפֵי) Exod 15:15 +; suffix אַלּוּפֵיהֶם Gen 36:19; Gen 36:30 — chief (tribal) of Edom Gen 36:15 (5 t.) + 38 t. Gen 36 (P); Exod 15:15 (E) 1Chr 1:51 (4 t.) + 9 t.; of Judah Zech 12:5; Zech 12:6 so אַלֻּף Zech 9:7 (in simile)

Strong's Definition H441

duke, dukes, guide, friends, governors, …

ʾallûp

familiar; a friend, also gentle; hence, a bullock (as being tame; applied, although masculine, to a cow)

tame, docile

Variations 11 forms of this word

Translations 25 English renderings

Duke Governor Chief Friend

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Word Parts

הַ ֽחֹרִ֑י

הַ

Prefix — article the

ֽחֹרִ֑י

Root word a name — transliterate it ("The horites")

Dictionary form: חֹרִי · hoh-REE

Vowels & Accents

Hebrew Alephbet

Grammar Td/Ngmsa

Noun — Gentilic, masculine singular, absolute state a people-group name (like "Hittite")

הַ	Speech Particle Type Definite Article
חֹרִי	Speech Noun Type Gentilic Gender Masculine Number Singular State Absolute

In English

In the KJV here: the horites

the horites ×3 the horims ×2 the horite ×1

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Horite — Standard modern scholarly and Bible translation term.

Horim — Modernized KJV form; useful where tradition is emphasized.

cave dweller — Reflects proposed etymological meaning; use cautiously.

Brown-Driver-Briggs (BDB)

BDB3121 H2752 H2753

II. חֹרִי, חוֺרִי proper name, of a people see below III. חרר.

חֲרֵי יוֺנים, חֲרֵיהֶם see [ חרא, חרי].

BDB3176 H2752 H2753

II. חֹרִי, חוֺרִי adjective, usually proper name, of a people or person (probably = cave-dweller, so Thes Rob Ges MV VB; see also W Max Müll^{Asien u. Europa 136, 155, 156}) —

1. adjective, of a people ׳שֵׂעִיר הַח Gen 36:20 Seir the Horite (P); read ׳הַחִ also vGen 36:2 for ᵑ0 הַחִוִּי

2. proper name, of a people always with article; usually singular collective הַחֹרִיִ, ancient inhabitants of land of Edom Gen 14:6 (בְּהַרֲרָם שֵׂעִיר); in P called בְּנֵי שֵׂעִיר בְּאֶרֶץ אֱדוֺם Gen 36:21 (see vGen 36:20); compare vGen 36:29 vGen 36:30 according to Deut 2:12 (where alone הַחֹרִים), vDeut 2:22 they were driven out by sons of Esau (yet see Gen 36:1 c. and Di); ᵐ5 ὁ Ξορραιος, οἱ Ξορραιοι, (Gen 36:29; Gen 36:30 Ξορρ(ε)ι).

3. proper name, masculine person
a. חֹרִי an Edomite Gen 36:22 = 1Chr 1:39 ᵐ5 Ξορρ(ε)ι.
b. חִוֺרי a Simeonite Num 13:5, but ᵐ5 Σουρ(ε)ι, ᵐ5^L Σουδρι. — I. חֹרִי see below I. חור.

Strong's Definition H2752

horites, horims, horite

ḥōrî

cave dweller

a Chorite or indigenous Idumaean

the inhabitants of Mount Seir

Variations 2 forms of this word

Translations 3 English renderings

Horims Horites

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Word Parts

אַלּ֤וּף

Root word duke, dukes, guide, friends, governors, …

Dictionary form: אַלּוּף · al-LOOP

Vowels & Accents

Hebrew Alephbet

Grammar Ncmsa

Noun — Common, masculine singular, absolute state

אַלּוּף

Speech Noun Type Common Gender Masculine Number Singular State Absolute

In English

In the KJV here: duke

duke ×42 are the dukes that came of ×4 also and the dukes ×1 among their dukes ×1 and duke ×1 and the governors ×1 are the dukes ×1 are the dukes of ×1

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chief — Broad, neutral term for a tribal or clan leader.

clan leader — Emphasizes tribal/familial social structure context.

chieftain — Slightly more formal; suits warrior or ruling figures.

guide — Modernizes KJV 'guide'; use for relational/mentor sense.

close friend — Modernizes KJV 'chief friends'; for intimate relationship contexts.

governor — Use when administrative authority is in focus.

Brown-Driver-Briggs (BDB)

BDB503 H441

I. אַלּוּף adjective tame — ׳א absolute Mic 7:5 +; construct Prov 2:17 +; suffix אַלּוּפֵי Ps 55:14 plural אַלֻּפִים Jer 13:21 suffix אַלֻּפֵינוּ Ps 144:14, etc.; —

1. tame, docile, כֶּבֶשׂ אַלּוּף a docile (gentle) lamb Jer 11:19.

2. noun masculine friend, intimate Ps 55:14 (|| מְיֻדָּע) Mic 7:5 (|| רֵעַ) Prov 16:28; Prov 17:9; Jer 13:21 of a woman's husband נְעוּרֶיהָ ׳א Prov 2:17 figurative of ׳י as husband of Judah, id., Jer 3:4.

3. i. q. I. אֶלֶף; אַלּוּפֵינוּ מְסֻבָּלִים Ps 144:14 (i.e. cows).

BDB506 H441

II. אַלּוּף noun masculine^{1Chr 1:51} chief, chiliarch (denominative from II. אֶלֶף see Di Gen 36:15) — ׳א absolute Gen 36:15 +; plural construct אַלּוּפֵי (אַלֻּפֵי) Exod 15:15 +; suffix אַלּוּפֵיהֶם Gen 36:19; Gen 36:30 — chief (tribal) of Edom Gen 36:15 (5 t.) + 38 t. Gen 36 (P); Exod 15:15 (E) 1Chr 1:51 (4 t.) + 9 t.; of Judah Zech 12:5; Zech 12:6 so אַלֻּף Zech 9:7 (in simile)

Strong's Definition H441

duke, dukes, guide, friends, governors, …

ʾallûp

familiar; a friend, also gentle; hence, a bullock (as being tame; applied, although masculine, to a cow)

tame, docile

Variations 11 forms of this word

Translations 25 English renderings

Duke Governor Chief Friend

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Word Parts

לוֹטָן֙

Root word a name — transliterate it ("Lotan")

Dictionary form: לוֹטָן · loh-TAWN

Vowels & Accents

Hebrew Alephbet

Grammar Np

Noun — Proper Name

לוֹטָן

Speech Noun Type Proper Name

In English

In the KJV here: lotan

lotan ×4 lotans ×1 of lotan ×1 was lotans ×1

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Lotan — Standard anglicized form; use as the proper name.

Lotan's — Possessive form when indicating belonging or descent.

of Lotan — Use in genealogical or descriptive phrases.

Brown-Driver-Briggs (BDB)

BDB4368 H3877

לוֺטָן proper name, masculine ᵐ5 Λωταν; a son of שֵׂעִיר Gen 36:20; Gen 36:22 = 1Chr 1:38; 1Chr 1:39, and father of חֹרִי etc. Gen 36:22 = 1Chr 1:39 called a chief (אַלוּף) of הַחֹרִי Gen 36:29.

Strong's Definition H3877

lotan, lotans

lôṭān

covering

Lotan, an Idumaean

the eldest son of Seir the Horite

Variations 1 forms of this word

Translations 4 English renderings

Lotan Son of Seir the Horite; chief of Edom

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Word Parts

אַלּ֣וּף

Root word duke, dukes, guide, friends, governors, …

Dictionary form: אַלּוּף · al-LOOP

Vowels & Accents

Hebrew Alephbet

Grammar Ncmsa

Noun — Common, masculine singular, absolute state

אַלּוּף

Speech Noun Type Common Gender Masculine Number Singular State Absolute

In English

In the KJV here: duke

duke ×42 are the dukes that came of ×4 also and the dukes ×1 among their dukes ×1 and duke ×1 and the governors ×1 are the dukes ×1 are the dukes of ×1

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chief — Broad, neutral term for a tribal or clan leader.

clan leader — Emphasizes tribal/familial social structure context.

chieftain — Slightly more formal; suits warrior or ruling figures.

guide — Modernizes KJV 'guide'; use for relational/mentor sense.

close friend — Modernizes KJV 'chief friends'; for intimate relationship contexts.

governor — Use when administrative authority is in focus.

Brown-Driver-Briggs (BDB)

BDB503 H441

I. אַלּוּף adjective tame — ׳א absolute Mic 7:5 +; construct Prov 2:17 +; suffix אַלּוּפֵי Ps 55:14 plural אַלֻּפִים Jer 13:21 suffix אַלֻּפֵינוּ Ps 144:14, etc.; —

1. tame, docile, כֶּבֶשׂ אַלּוּף a docile (gentle) lamb Jer 11:19.

2. noun masculine friend, intimate Ps 55:14 (|| מְיֻדָּע) Mic 7:5 (|| רֵעַ) Prov 16:28; Prov 17:9; Jer 13:21 of a woman's husband נְעוּרֶיהָ ׳א Prov 2:17 figurative of ׳י as husband of Judah, id., Jer 3:4.

3. i. q. I. אֶלֶף; אַלּוּפֵינוּ מְסֻבָּלִים Ps 144:14 (i.e. cows).

BDB506 H441

II. אַלּוּף noun masculine^{1Chr 1:51} chief, chiliarch (denominative from II. אֶלֶף see Di Gen 36:15) — ׳א absolute Gen 36:15 +; plural construct אַלּוּפֵי (אַלֻּפֵי) Exod 15:15 +; suffix אַלּוּפֵיהֶם Gen 36:19; Gen 36:30 — chief (tribal) of Edom Gen 36:15 (5 t.) + 38 t. Gen 36 (P); Exod 15:15 (E) 1Chr 1:51 (4 t.) + 9 t.; of Judah Zech 12:5; Zech 12:6 so אַלֻּף Zech 9:7 (in simile)

Strong's Definition H441

duke, dukes, guide, friends, governors, …

ʾallûp

familiar; a friend, also gentle; hence, a bullock (as being tame; applied, although masculine, to a cow)

tame, docile

Variations 11 forms of this word

Translations 25 English renderings

Duke Governor Chief Friend

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שׁוֹבָ֔ל

Root word a name — transliterate it ("Shobal")

Dictionary form: שׁוֹבָל · shoh-BAWL

Vowels & Accents

Hebrew Alephbet

Grammar Np

Noun — Proper Name

שׁוֹבָל

Speech Noun Type Proper Name

In English

In the KJV here: shobal

and shobal ×4 shobal ×3 of shobal ×2

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Shobal — Standard modern rendering of this proper name.

Shoval — Closer to Hebrew pronunciation; useful in academic contexts.

Showal — Alternate phonetic spelling reflecting Hebrew vowels.

Brown-Driver-Briggs (BDB)

BDB8418 H7732

שׁוֺבָל

proper name, masculine 1. Edomite name Gen 36:20; Gen 36:23; Gen 36:29 = 1Chr 1:38; 1Chr 1:40.

2. a. in Caleb 1Chr 2:50; 1Chr 2:52.
b. in Judah 1Chr 4:1; 1Chr 4:2. — Σωβα(λ), Σουβαλ.

שַׁבְּלוּל see בלל.

Strong's Definition H7732

shobal

šôbāl

flowing

Shobal, the name of an Edomite and two Israelites

the 2nd son of Seir the Horite (Edom) and one of the dukes of the Horites

possibly the same as 2

Variations 4 forms of this word

Translations 3 English renderings

Shobal Son of Hur, founder of Kiriath-jearim, Judahite descendant. Shobal Horite chief, son of Seir, in the land of Edom.

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Word Parts

אַלּ֥וּף

Root word duke, dukes, guide, friends, governors, …

Dictionary form: אַלּוּף · al-LOOP

Vowels & Accents

Hebrew Alephbet

Grammar Ncmsa

Noun — Common, masculine singular, absolute state

אַלּוּף

Speech Noun Type Common Gender Masculine Number Singular State Absolute

In English

In the KJV here: duke

duke ×42 are the dukes that came of ×4 also and the dukes ×1 among their dukes ×1 and duke ×1 and the governors ×1 are the dukes ×1 are the dukes of ×1

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chief — Broad, neutral term for a tribal or clan leader.

clan leader — Emphasizes tribal/familial social structure context.

chieftain — Slightly more formal; suits warrior or ruling figures.

guide — Modernizes KJV 'guide'; use for relational/mentor sense.

close friend — Modernizes KJV 'chief friends'; for intimate relationship contexts.

governor — Use when administrative authority is in focus.

Brown-Driver-Briggs (BDB)

BDB503 H441

I. אַלּוּף adjective tame — ׳א absolute Mic 7:5 +; construct Prov 2:17 +; suffix אַלּוּפֵי Ps 55:14 plural אַלֻּפִים Jer 13:21 suffix אַלֻּפֵינוּ Ps 144:14, etc.; —

1. tame, docile, כֶּבֶשׂ אַלּוּף a docile (gentle) lamb Jer 11:19.

2. noun masculine friend, intimate Ps 55:14 (|| מְיֻדָּע) Mic 7:5 (|| רֵעַ) Prov 16:28; Prov 17:9; Jer 13:21 of a woman's husband נְעוּרֶיהָ ׳א Prov 2:17 figurative of ׳י as husband of Judah, id., Jer 3:4.

3. i. q. I. אֶלֶף; אַלּוּפֵינוּ מְסֻבָּלִים Ps 144:14 (i.e. cows).

BDB506 H441

II. אַלּוּף noun masculine^{1Chr 1:51} chief, chiliarch (denominative from II. אֶלֶף see Di Gen 36:15) — ׳א absolute Gen 36:15 +; plural construct אַלּוּפֵי (אַלֻּפֵי) Exod 15:15 +; suffix אַלּוּפֵיהֶם Gen 36:19; Gen 36:30 — chief (tribal) of Edom Gen 36:15 (5 t.) + 38 t. Gen 36 (P); Exod 15:15 (E) 1Chr 1:51 (4 t.) + 9 t.; of Judah Zech 12:5; Zech 12:6 so אַלֻּף Zech 9:7 (in simile)

Strong's Definition H441

duke, dukes, guide, friends, governors, …

ʾallûp

familiar; a friend, also gentle; hence, a bullock (as being tame; applied, although masculine, to a cow)

tame, docile

Variations 11 forms of this word

Translations 25 English renderings

Duke Governor Chief Friend

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צִבְע֖וֹן

Root word a name — transliterate it ("Zibeon")

Dictionary form: צִבְעוֹן · tsib-ONE

Vowels & Accents

Hebrew Alephbet

Grammar Np

Noun — Proper Name

צִבְעוֹן

Speech Noun Type Proper Name

In English

In the KJV here: zibeon

of zibeon ×4 and zibeon ×2 zibeon ×2

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Zibeon — Standard modern spelling; use in most translations.

Tsibeon — Closer transliteration; useful in scholarly or phonetic contexts.

Zib'on — Simplified phonetic form, omitting the middle vowel cluster.

Brown-Driver-Briggs (BDB)

BDB6927 H6649

צִבְעוֺן proper name, masculine a Horite (hyena; RS^{K 219}; Gray^{Prop.N.95 and references}); — Gen 36:2; Gen 36:14; Gen 36:20 (in these gloss according to Di Holz), vGen 36:24 vGen 36:24 vGen 36:29; 1Chr 1:38; 1Chr 1:40, Σεβεγων.

Strong's Definition H6649

zibeon

ṣibʿôn

colored

Tsibon, an Idumaean

father of Anah, whose daughter Aholibamah married Esau

maybe same as 1

Variations 3 forms of this word

Translations 3 English renderings

Zibeon Hivite grandfather of Esau's wife Oholibamah

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Word Parts

אַלּ֥וּף

Root word duke, dukes, guide, friends, governors, …

Dictionary form: אַלּוּף · al-LOOP

Vowels & Accents

Hebrew Alephbet

Grammar Ncmsa

Noun — Common, masculine singular, absolute state

אַלּוּף

Speech Noun Type Common Gender Masculine Number Singular State Absolute

In English

In the KJV here: duke

duke ×42 are the dukes that came of ×4 also and the dukes ×1 among their dukes ×1 and duke ×1 and the governors ×1 are the dukes ×1 are the dukes of ×1

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chief — Broad, neutral term for a tribal or clan leader.

clan leader — Emphasizes tribal/familial social structure context.

chieftain — Slightly more formal; suits warrior or ruling figures.

guide — Modernizes KJV 'guide'; use for relational/mentor sense.

close friend — Modernizes KJV 'chief friends'; for intimate relationship contexts.

governor — Use when administrative authority is in focus.

Brown-Driver-Briggs (BDB)

BDB503 H441

I. אַלּוּף adjective tame — ׳א absolute Mic 7:5 +; construct Prov 2:17 +; suffix אַלּוּפֵי Ps 55:14 plural אַלֻּפִים Jer 13:21 suffix אַלֻּפֵינוּ Ps 144:14, etc.; —

1. tame, docile, כֶּבֶשׂ אַלּוּף a docile (gentle) lamb Jer 11:19.

2. noun masculine friend, intimate Ps 55:14 (|| מְיֻדָּע) Mic 7:5 (|| רֵעַ) Prov 16:28; Prov 17:9; Jer 13:21 of a woman's husband נְעוּרֶיהָ ׳א Prov 2:17 figurative of ׳י as husband of Judah, id., Jer 3:4.

3. i. q. I. אֶלֶף; אַלּוּפֵינוּ מְסֻבָּלִים Ps 144:14 (i.e. cows).

BDB506 H441

II. אַלּוּף noun masculine^{1Chr 1:51} chief, chiliarch (denominative from II. אֶלֶף see Di Gen 36:15) — ׳א absolute Gen 36:15 +; plural construct אַלּוּפֵי (אַלֻּפֵי) Exod 15:15 +; suffix אַלּוּפֵיהֶם Gen 36:19; Gen 36:30 — chief (tribal) of Edom Gen 36:15 (5 t.) + 38 t. Gen 36 (P); Exod 15:15 (E) 1Chr 1:51 (4 t.) + 9 t.; of Judah Zech 12:5; Zech 12:6 so אַלֻּף Zech 9:7 (in simile)

Strong's Definition H441

duke, dukes, guide, friends, governors, …

ʾallûp

familiar; a friend, also gentle; hence, a bullock (as being tame; applied, although masculine, to a cow)

tame, docile

Variations 11 forms of this word

Translations 25 English renderings

Duke Governor Chief Friend

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Word Parts

עֲנָֽה

Root word a name — transliterate it ("Anah")

Dictionary form: עֲנָה · uh-NAW

Vowels & Accents

Hebrew Alephbet

Grammar Np

Noun — Proper Name

עֲנָֽה

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In English

In the KJV here: anah

of anah ×6 and anah ×4 anah ×1 was that anah ×1

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Anah — Standard modern rendering of this proper name.

Ana — Shortened anglicized form, used in some modern versions.

Anah (the person) — Clarifying gloss useful when referencing the individual in prose.

Brown-Driver-Briggs (BDB)

BDB6217 H6034

עֲנָה₁₂ proper name, masculine Horites: —

1. Gen 36:2 (read הַחֹרִי for הַחִוִּי see Di) vGen 36:14 vGen 36:18 vGen 36:20 vGen 36:25 vGen 36:25 vGen 36:29 = 1Chr 1:38; 1Chr 1:41.

2. ('nephew' of

1.) Gen 36:24 (twice in verse) = 1Chr 1:40. — Ανα, Α(ι)να(ν) (compare proper name, masculine ען, Safa, Hal^{JAs 7, x, 374}).

Strong's Definition H6034

anah

ʿănâ

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Anah, the name of two Edomites and one Edomitess

(n pr m) son of Zibeon and father of Aholibamah, a wife of Esau

Variations 4 forms of this word

Translations 4 English renderings

Anah Horite, father of Oholibamah, Esau's wife