Words the Bible translates as fashion
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 4 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- yatsarיָצַרto shape something into a form the way a potter shapes clay: to form, fashion, mold.
- tsurצוּרto fashion: to shape an object out of metal by working it into form
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- to hem in: to close something off so it cannot get out or move freely, whether a besieged city, money tied in a bag, or a person pressed on every side
- to treat as an enemy: to act with hostility toward someone, opposing or harassing them
- atsavעָצַבto shape or fashion something by hand, as a craftsman forms a figure
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- to be in or cause deep pain, chiefly the inner pain of grief and distress
- suschēmatizōσυσχηματίζωto be molded to a pattern: to let something outside you set the shape of your life
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