Lexicon Tsidon: a Phoenician city on the Mediterranean coast, also a son of Canaan Original Word: צִידוֹןPart of Speech: Proper Name Location Transliteration: Tsidon Phonetic Spelling: (tsee-done') Short Definition: Sidon NAS Exhaustive Concordance Word Originof foreign origin Definitiona Phoenician city on the Mediterranean coast, also a son of Canaan NASB TranslationSidon (22).
Brown-Driver-Briggs צִידוֺן and (Genesis 10:15,19; 49:3) צִידֹן proper name, of a location Sidon, Σιδων, ancient Phoenician city, on coast north of Tyre (in Assyrian ‚idum( n)u, COT Gloss; Tel Amarna ‚iduna, Phoenician צדן, Old Aramaic צידן; in Egyptian D±-(d)u-na, WMM As.u.Eur.184); — 'first-born' of Canaan Genesis 10:15 = 1 Chronicles 1:13; northern limit of Canaanite Genesis 10:19, compare Genesis 49:13 defined as רַבָּה ׳צ Joshua 11:8 (so Joshua 19:28 below); also Judges 1:31; Judges 10:6 ( ׳אֱהֵֹי צ), Judges 18:28; 1 Kings 17:9; named with Tyre Joshua 19:28 (compare Joshua 19:29), 2 Samuel 24:6 (compare 2 Samuel 24:7), Isaiah 23:2,4 and ׳בְּתוּלַת בַּתצֿ Isaiah 23:12 (compare Isaiah 23:5 etc.), Jeremiah 25:22; Jeremiah 27:3; Jeremiah 47:4; Ezekiel 27:8; Ezekiel 28:21,22 (compare Ezekiel 28:2; Ezekiel 28:12), Zechariah 9:2; Joel 4:4. — See Pietschm Phöniz. 54 ff. Prutz Aus Phönicien (1876), 98 ff. Rob BR ii.478 ff. de Luynes Voyage à la mer Morte i 18 ff., and Plural vi-xi. Bd Pal 3 (1898), 313 ff. Strong's Sidon, Zidon Or Tsiydon {tsee-done'}; from tsuwd in the sense of catching fish; fishery; Tsidon, the name of a son of Canaan, and of a place in Palestine -- Sidon, Zidon. see HEBREW tsuwd |
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