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1 sty 2016 · Objective and Method: This article is going to highlight Nettle, famous by (Qurrīṣ, Anjarah), which was widely using through the arabic medicine, it is aimed for anthropological study of this ...
NETTLES (חָרוּל, H3017, thorny shrub; קִמּﯴשׂ, H7853, thistles). Found five times, twice as קִמּﯴשׂ, H7853, and three times as חָרוּל, H3017. In Job 30:7 it says: “Under the nettles they huddle together,” so the word חָרוּל, H3017, as “nettle” is not really appropriate, but nettles in Hosea 9:6, i.e ...
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31 maj 2022 · NETTLES. Unlike many Bible plants, the nettle is common in both Europe and the Middle East and was therefore translated properly in most verses, e.g, Job 30:7, Proverbs 24:30-31, Hosea 9:6, and Zephaniah 2:9. The KJV is more faithful in this regard than some of the more modern translations.
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net'-'lz: (1) charul, (Job 30:7; Proverbs 24:31; Zephaniah 2:9 margin, in all, "wild vetches"); the translation "nettles" is due to the supposed derivations of charul from an (obsolete) charal, meaning "to be sharp" or "stinging," but a translation "thorns" (as in Vulgate) would in that case do as well. Septuagint has phrugana agria, "wild ...
