Isaiah 3:23

“the mirrors and the linen wraps and the turbans and the mantles.”

Isaiah 3:23 · direct translation from the Hebrew
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Isaiah 3:23, word by word

the mirrorsגִּלְיֹנִיםgilyonim

mirror

Polished metal one looks at oneself in.

Where else “gilyonim” appears
and the linen wrapsסְּדִינִיםsedinim

linen garment

Linen garment: a fine garment worn close to the body.

Where else “sedinim” appears
and the turbansצְּנִיפוֹתtsenifot

turban

A turban: cloth wound around the head.

Where else “tsenifot” appears
and the mantlesרְדִידִיםredidim

shawl, veil

A shawl or veil.

Where else “redidim” appears

The context

22the festal robes and the capes and the shawls and the purses;

23 · This verse (above)

24And it will happen that instead of balsam there will be rot, and instead of a belt, a rope; and instead of the work of hairdressing, baldness; and instead of a rich robe, a binding of sackcloth; a burn instead of beauty.

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