Lexicon ophereth: lead (a metal) Original Word: עֹפָ֫רֶתPart of Speech: Noun Masculine Transliteration: ophereth Phonetic Spelling: (o-feh'-reth) Short Definition: lead NAS Exhaustive Concordance Word Originfrom the same as opherDefinitionlead (a metal) NASB Translationlead (9).
Brown-Driver-Briggs עֹפֶרֶת noun masculineJeremiah 6:29 (si vera lectio Qr) lead (√ dubious; probably foreign word; compare ᵑ7 אֲבָרָא lead, Syriac  , and (asAramaic loan-word) Arabic  [see Dozy], Frä 152; perhaps also Assyrian abaru, a metal, magnesite according to Hilpr Assyriaca i (1894), 80 ff. Hpt ib. 83); — ׳כִּכַּר ע Zechariah 5:7 a round weight (disc) of lead, ׳אֶבֶןהָֿעו Zechariah 5:5; with other metals (see בְּדִיל) : ׳עוֺ Ezekiel 22:18,20; Ezekiel 27:12 הָעֹפָ֑רֶת Numbers 31:22 (P); ׳עֹפ also Job 19:24 (with which chiselled letters are filled according to Di and most; Bu reads ׳בְּע in [a tablet of] lead); also (as flux) Jeremiah 6:29 (reading Qr; so Gf Co; emendation Gie); ׳עוֺ in simile Exodus 15:10 (song). עֵפָ֫תָה see עֵיפָה below II. עוף. עֵץ see II.עצה.
Strong's lead Or mophereth {o-feh'-reth}; feminine participle active of aphar; lead (from its dusty color) -- lead. see HEBREW aphar |
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