Study it in the app“There was white cloth, cotton and blue, fastened with cords of fine linen and purple to rings of silver and columns of marble; couches of gold and silver on a pavement of porphyry, marble, mother-of-pearl, and dark stone.”
There waswhite cloth,חוּרcottonכַּרְפַּסand blue,וּתְכֵלֶתfastenedאָחוּזwith cordsבְּחַבְלֵיof fine linenבוּץand purpleוְאַרְגָּמָןtoעַלringsגְּלִילֵיof silverכֶסֶףandוְcolumnsעַמּוּדֵיof marble;שֵׁשׁcouchesמִטּוֹתof goldזָהָבand silverוָכֶסֶףonעַלa pavementרִצְפַתof porphyry,בַּהַטmarble,וָשֵׁשׁmother-of-pearl,וְדַרand dark stone.וְסֹחָרֶת
white cloth
White cloth, white linen.
Where else “chur” appearscotton, fine cloth
A fine cloth of cotton or linen; its identification is uncertain. The word appears only once.
Where else “karpas” appearsviolet-blue
Thread or cloth dyed violet-blue, a very costly dye.
Where else “techelet” appearsbe fastened
For something to be joined to another, held up or caught in it.
Where else “achuz” appearscord
A rope of twisted fibers, for tying, measuring or letting something down.
Where else “chavle” appearsfine linen
Fine linen: a fine, white, costly cloth. It is the word of the later books (Chronicles, Esther, Ezekiel) for the cloth Exodus calls by another Hebrew word, also rendered "fine linen."
Where else “vuts” appearspurple
Thread or cloth dyed purple, a costly dark red.
Where else “argaman” appearscylinder
A round, hollow piece.
Where else “gelile” appearssilver
A white, valuable metal, the one most used after gold.
Where else “chesef” appearspillar, column
Pillar, column; also a pillar of cloud or of fire.
Where else “amude” appearsmarble
A white polished stone used to make palace columns.
Where else “shesh” appearsbed
Bed; a couch.
Where else “mitot” appearsgold
Gold.
Where else “zahav” appearspavement
A floor made of stone slabs.
Where else “ritsfat” appearsporphyry, fine stone
A fine stone of the pavement of the palace; its identification is uncertain (porphyry, marble or alabaster).
Where else “bahat” appearsmother-of-pearl
A shining stone of the pavement of the palace; its identification is uncertain (mother-of-pearl or alabaster).
Where else “dar” appearsdark stone
A stone of the pavement of the palace, perhaps dark; its identification is uncertain. The word appears only once.
Where else “socharet” appearsSeveral words of this verse appear only here and their sense is uncertain, above all the names of the fabrics (“white cloth,” “cotton”) and of the stones of the pavement (“porphyry,” “mother-of-pearl,” “dark stone”).
5And when these days were completed, the king made for all the people who were present in Susa, the fortress, from the great to the small, a banquet of seven days in the court of the garden of the king’s palace.
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7And drink was given in vessels of gold, and vessels different from other vessels, and royal wine in abundance, according to the hand of the king.
