1 Chronicles 2:49

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1 Chronicles 2:49, word by word

And she boreתֵּלֶדteled

bear

To bring a child into the world, giving birth after pregnancy.

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Shaaphשַׁעַףshaaf

Shaaph

Shaaph: the name of two men of the family of Caleb, in the tribe of Judah.

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the fatherאֲבִיavi

founder

One who started a trade, or someone much respected.

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of Madmannahמַדְמַנָּהmadmana

Madmannah

Madmannah: a town of Judah in the Negev.

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Shevaשְׁוָאsheva

Sheva

Sheva, the name of two men: David's scribe (2 Samuel 20:25), and a descendant of Caleb (1 Chronicles 2:49).

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of Machbenahמַכְבֵּנָהmachbena

Machbenah

Machbenah: a place of Judah.

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of Gibeaגִבְעָאgiva

Gibea

Gibea: a place of Judah, written here in a form somewhat different from the usual one. The name means "hill."

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and the daughterבַתvat

daughter

A girl or woman born of her parents, who belongs to her father's house.

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of Calebכָּלֵבkalev

Caleb

Caleb, a scout from the tribe of Judah who with Joshua trusted YHWH (Numbers 14:6-9, 24); others also bear the name.

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Achsahעַכְסָהachsa

Achsah

Achsah: a daughter of Caleb, given as wife to Othniel. The name means "anklet," an ornament of the ankle.

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Translation note

Achsah, Caleb’s daughter, appears in Joshua 15:16-19 and Judges 1:12-15.

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