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Often when I search for the origins and meanings of certain words in Tanach, I'll come across something like Strong's saying that it's from or probably from an "unused root". For example: What e...
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- Often when I search for the origins and meanings of certain words in Tanach, I'll come across something like Strong's saying that it's from or probably from an "unused root". For example:
- What exactly is an "unused root" and if it's "unused", how does one determine its meaning?
- Often when I search for the origins and meanings of certain words in Tanach, I'll come across something like Strong's saying that it's from or probably from an "unused root". For example:
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- What exactly is an "unused root" and if it's "unused", how does one determine its meaning?
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2020-10-30T10:42:12Z (over 4 years ago)
Often when I search for the origins and meanings of certain words in Tanach, I'll come across something like Strong's saying that it's from or probably from an "unused root". For example:  What exactly is an "unused root" and if it's "unused", how does one determine its meaning?
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2020-10-30T07:23:41Z (over 4 years ago)
What does "unused root" mean?
Often when I search for the origins and meanings of certain words in Tanach, I'll come across something like Strong's saying that it's from or probably from an "unused root". For example:  What exactly is an "unused root" and if it's "unused", how does one determine its meaning?