Biblica Analytica
H2994 Hebrew

יְבֵ֫מֶת

ye.ve.met

sister-in-law

Lexicon Entry

Definition
sister-in-law
Transliteration
ye.ve.met
Strong's Number
H2994
Occurrences
5
Semantic Domain
Law & Justice

Lexicon data from STEPBible TIPNR, Tyndale House, Cambridge. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.

What Original Readers Understood

Explored

The Hebrew word יְבֵ֫מֶת (ye.ve.met) translates to "sister-in-law." Its definition is clear and specific, indicating a familial relationship. The semantic domain of the word is "Law & Justice," suggesting that the concept of a sister-in-law may be relevant in a legal or social context. The word occurs five times in the Bible, implying that it holds some significance within the narrative. In a cultural and historical context, the concept of a sister-in-law may have been a complex one, particularly in a patriarchal society where familial relationships were closely tied to legal responsibilities and social obligations. While we cannot determine the exact usage or implications of this word without further context, its translation and appearance in the Biblical text indicate its importance as a term for a particular family relationship.

Source data & methodology
Strong's
H2994
Lemma
יְבֵ֫מֶת
Transliteration
ye.ve.met
Definition
sister-in-law
Occurrences
5
Model
groq
Prompt version
1

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Occurrences in Scripture

5 total occurrences across the text