Words the Bible translates as form
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 11 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.
- homoiōmaὁμοίωμαlikeness: the matching form one thing takes toward another, whether an image made to stand for it or a real sharing of the same condition
- demutדְּמוּתa likeness: a copy or resemblance that points back to the original it is patterned on
- tavnitתַּבְנִיתa model or figure of a thing's shape: either a plan to build from or a likeness of something that already exists
- morphēμορφήformnot studied yet
- to'arתֹּאַרoutward form: the visible shape or figure of a body, and how it looks to the eye
- temunahתְּמוּנָהthe visible shape of something: the outline the eye actually takes in, and therefore the thing an image would have to copy
- gizrahגִּזְרָהthe open ground marked off around Ezekiel's temple: a strip deliberately kept clear and off limits.
+1 more meaning
- the shape of a person's body as the eye takes it in: their figure or build.
- schēmaσχῆμαformnot studied yet
- morphōsisμόρφωσιςformnot studied yet
- morphoōμορφόωto formnot studied yet
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